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Derek Robert Hamm did serve in the Indiana and Oklahoma National Guard but lied about being a graduate of West Point and being the nephew of an oil baron.

Two other corrections officers and the former warden were charged with sexual abuse of inmates across a span of several months last year.

The extremist group allegedly stored "at least three luggage carts' worth of gun boxes, rifle cases, and suitcases filled with ammunition" at a hotel.

"There is no excuse that can justify the DOJ's silence," the group's open letter read. "This is not a select group of bad apples within KCKPD."

The New Jersey man pleaded guilty to being part of a four-man scheme to bring contraband into Fort Dix prison.

The survey, conducted by The Economist and YouGov from January 2 to 4, showed 39% believe he should not be and 20% are not sure.

In a conference call, Justice Department officials told lawyers for the plaintiffs that they would take each lawsuit to court, ACLU attorney Lee Gelernt said.

Judge Dabney Friedrich kept obstruction charges for two accused rioters because it covers a broader set of actions allegedly done by the defendants.

A Cuomo spokesman said the Justice Department's Civil Division is looking into the sexual harassment allegations against the former New York governor.

Federal prosecutors have charged the three men with interfering with Arbery's civil rights and attempting to kidnap the Black jogger "because of his race."

Rabbi Levi Levertov said the targeting of a religious sign was "an attack on an entire community."

Police departments said the grant will help to build trust between law enforcement and communities, tackle violent crime, and build mental health programs.

On Monday, the Justice Department announced it was filing charges against two individuals affiliated with the damaging ransomware group REvil.

The DOJ stated that the law "restricts eligible voters' ability to cast a ballot and have that ballot counted."

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has argued that the federal government does not have the right to sue over the law.

The 89-year-old was found dead in October of 2018 hours after being transferred to a West Virginia penitentiary from the Coleman prison in Florida.

The Justice Department has not successfully charged and convicted someone for criminal contempt in a Congress case since the 1970s.

"No one, and I repeat no one, is above the law," said Illinois GOP Congressman Adam Kinzinger.

Nine Republicans voted with Democrats to approve the criminal referral for the prominent Trump ally.

"[The Justice Department] will apply the facts and the law and make a decision consistent with the principles of prosecution," Garland said.

The defendant was also facing charges of racketeering and conspiracy in addition to attempted murder.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial board said Hawley is "explicitly siding with those who promote mayhem and mob rule."

Raisman said the lack of attendance from Justice Department officials "sends the message that they didn't think this was worth their time."

The China Initiative was launched in 2018 with the goal of combating economic espionage, trade secret theft and technology threats associated with China.

The attorney general announced the lawsuit from the Justice Department against Texas during a Thursday press conference.

"Law enforcement is at its most effective when there is accountability and trust between law enforcement and the community," U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said.

A district judge extended her original restraining order against Abbott's directive to pull over vehicles suspected of transporting migrants by two weeks.

"This was absolutely one of the most dangerous moments in American history," the attorney said.

"In fact, it is just the opposite," Trump said of the handwritten notes reportedly penned by him.

The congressman conceded to The Verge last week that he was wrong to believe "the market will take care of" creating competition within Silicon Valley.