Garland [ABA annual meeting]: Working with our international partners, DOJ prosecutors have seized or restrained five hundred million dollars in assets, including two super yachts, of Russian oligarchs, and those who unlawfully support the Russian regime, and evade US economic countermeasures.
Garland: Congress has also recently enacted a change in law that allows the Justice Department to prosecute war criminals from any country who are present in the United States. This means that in the years and decades ahead, Russian war criminals who set foot in the United States should expect to find themselves in US courts of law. War criminals will find no refuge in America.
[what about Ukrainian war criminals? No comment?]
Garland: During my trip to The Hague, I announced the appointment of Jessica Kim, to serve as the US Special Prosecutor for the crime of aggression. She will be working with the International Center for The Prosecution of Aggression Against Ukraine…Jessica will be the first US prosecutor since the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials, to be engaged in efforts to build cases on the crime of aggression.
[crime of 'aggression'? who authorized the involvement of the United States in this nonsense?]
Garland: Adhering to, and putting our trust in the rule of law, is how we seek justice for those who have been victimized. Is how we pursue accountability for the perpetrators. It is how we deter future aggression, and it is how we protect one another.
[Garland has made a mockery of the rule of law, and will be lucky to not end up in prison himself]
"I should have seen it coming a mile away. This was never about revenge, it was about a goddamn heist!"
-John McClane, Die Hard With A Vengeance