A federal decide in New York on Wednesday scolded officers with the Division of Justice and threatened sanctions, stating repeated prejudicial public feedback about Luigi Mangione’s case from high-ranking people probably ran afoul of not solely native guidelines however a courtroom order.
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Manhattan Federal Judge Threatens DOJ With Sanctions Over Comments Made About Mangione Case
