Lawyers Challenge Inauguration Day Rioting Charges Amid Claims of DOJ Conflict of Interest
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The passage mentions legal challenges to rioting charges for anti‑Trump protesters and a conflict‑of‑interest claim involving former White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler, but provides no concrete evid Defendants argue the U.S. Attorney’s Office should recuse because Trump heads the DOJ. Magistrate Judge Rainey Brandt noted probable cause is sufficient at this stage. Lawyer Kathryn Ruemmler, former
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