>>5289545

>>5289570

been wondering this myself. he's a civil litigator now in South Carolina, still goes on Fox.

any ideas?

>>5289584

wrong. OIG couldn't even subpoena until they rewrote the law (not sure if it got passed).

OIG does a report then REFERS for criminal prosecution to a us attorney

>>5289555

yes. the property seized in the case was a car from a drug USER.

proportionality…

>>5289769

Good job, anon.

EXCEPT 1.

Q #8

and

Q #2816

Baker, seconded

>>5289897

key words are "looks like"…

>>5289987

baker the Cuomo article is from dec. 2018 just incase anons think its from recent days…

>>5290069

exactly. it's huber's job, or any other us attorney (or prosecutor at main justice in DC).

or even a military prosecutor.

but not the OIG.

>>5290135

nothing in there about a grand jury, which is required for an indictment…

>>5290135

Here's a real life example of what I'm saying…

https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/383979-justice-department-inspector-general-issues-criminal-referral-of