Why the DOJ civil rights division should have no credibility

[Pwns]

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As Hans von Spakovsky has documented in National Review Online, antics by Justice Department lawyers from the Criminal Section of the Civil Rights Division included: leaking supposedly secret grand jury proceedings and conducting a PR campaign to influence the jury and inflame public opinion that included blogging on the website of the Times-Picayune newspaper.

The defendants justifiably petitioned for a new trial and on Nov. 26, 2012, in a scathing ruling unnoticed by the media, Louisiana Federal District Court Judge Kurt Englehardt reversed the convictions of the defendants, citing the "perfidy" and "skullduggery" of the Justice Department attorneys.

Does anyone think the circus Holder is overseeing in Missouri is about facts and justice?

[BDKJMU]

You mean the DOJ Get Whitey Division?

[YoUDeeMan]

Crickets.

Maybe SeattleDope can come in here and perform a miracle to get Libs to recognize their responsibility for this type of crap.

[BDKJMU]

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorial ... htm?ref=mp

As Hans von Spakovsky has documented in National Review Online, antics by Justice Department lawyers from the Criminal Section of the Civil Rights Division included: leaking supposedly secret grand jury proceedings and conducting a PR campaign to influence the jury and inflame public opinion that included blogging on the website of the Times-Picayune newspaper.

The defendants justifiably petitioned for a new trial and on Nov. 26, 2012, in a scathing ruling unnoticed by the media, Louisiana Federal District Court Judge Kurt Englehardt reversed the convictions of the defendants, citing the "perfidy" and "skullduggery" of the Justice Department attorneys.

Does anyone think the circus Holder is overseeing in Missouri is about facts and justice?

I could see similar happening in Ferguson. The DOJ using crooked tactics that leads a conviction on Wilson (no riots) that a year or 2 later gets overturned due to prosecutorial misconduct (some more protests, but likely no riots).