IG Report

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(12-19-2019, 06:47 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: The thing about this is that this is business as usual for federal law enforcement. If you were to ask a federal defense attorney they would look at the list and go "yeah, this is the norm." I think it's an overall culture in our justice system that needs some adjusting and not something too concerning about this particular case. The big picture is that things were found to be justified and unbiased; focusing on those omissions is an attempt of deflection by the right wing. Now, if they (and you) would suddenly like to jump on the bandwagon of criminal justice reform and seek to amend the laws and policies that allow our law enforcement to get away with these sorts of things then I am all for it. I doubt the sincerity in the concern for these process lapses, though.

Oh, not me. I've always said we don't need to see behind the curtain. So I'm unsure how you attach "concern" to me. I was just wondering what my transparency folks thought about it and their concerns.