Judge tosses ex-CIA head John Brennan’s document preservation lawsuit against the Justice Department
John Brennan, a former CIA director, wanted the Justice Department to preserve records from investigations into him so he could use them if he faced criminal charges and claimed the prosecution was unfair. A federal judge rejected his request and said the Justice Department does not have to save these records.
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2 viewpointsJudge tosses ex-CIA head John Brennan's document preservation lawsuit against the Justice Department
Justice Department doesn't have to save records from inquiries into ex-CIA boss Brennan, judge says
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3 viewpointsFederal Judge Throws Out John Brennan’s ‘Speculative’ Lawsuit Against the Trump Administration
Justice Department doesn’t have to save records from inquiries into ex-CIA boss Brennan, judge says
Federal judge dismisses Brennan's lawsuit requesting DOJ save records from investigations into him