DOJ showed 'gross abuse of prosecutorial power' in its push to drop the case against Michael Flynn, court-appointed counsel says
Gleeson to challenge the Justice Department's motion to drop the case and to examine whether Flynn committed perjury in declaring his innocence for a crime he had earlier admitted.
In an interview with Fox News this week, Attorney General William Barr said Sullivan"is trying to set himself up as an alternative prosecutor" in Flynn's case. The decision on whether to prosecute a person"is vested in the executive branch and not the courts," Barr said. Sullivan argued that federal district judges have the authority to appoint a third party in a case – a practice the Supreme Court has not called into question, particularly in situations in which both sides agree, allowing the adversarial process to break down.
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