Florida bar launches ethics investigation into Trump-appointed US attorney
Source: US news | The Guardian · Bias: Center Left
Summary
Lindsey Halligan, who temporarily served as a top federal prosecutor in Virginia, could be stripped of licenseSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailA former interim US attorney who was appointed by Donald Trump and led failed prosecutions against two of the president’s political opponents is facing an ethics investigation by the bar association in her home state of Florida.News of the investigation against Lindsey Halligan – who temporarily served as the top federal prosecutor in the eastern district of Virginia – was contained in a February letter from the Florida bar to Campaign for Accountability executive director Michelle Kuppersmith. Continue reading...
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