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This makes the second time Comey's team has lied to the court and we haven't even started the trial yet.

Justice Department insists Comey indictment was properly approved as it tries to keep case afloat​

ERIC TUCKER
Updated Thu, November 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM CST


WASHINGTON (AP) — A day after the Justice Department acknowledged to a federal judge that the full grand jury had not reviewed the final indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, the Trump-appointed U.S. attorney overseeing the case abruptly reversed herself, insisting Thursday that the panel properly approved the charges as she tried to contain the fallout from earlier statements that risked imperiling the prosecution.

The latest statements from Lindsey Halligan, the hastily named interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, represent an attempt to backtrack on earlier comments the prosecution team made under persistent questioning from a judge about the seemingly jumbled process leading to the return of the two-count indictment.

The new court filing, supplemented by a transcript from the September evening the indictment was returned, is meant to undo any public perception that the grand jury presentation was botched and that the case may be jeopardized as a result. It was not clear why some of the points in Thursday's filing were not raised during Wednesday's hearing, when prosecutors made clear that the full grand jury did not see the indictment filed in the case.
 

Justice Department insists Comey indictment was properly approved as it tries to keep case afloat​

ERIC TUCKER
Updated Thu, November 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM CST


WASHINGTON (AP) — A day after the Justice Department acknowledged to a federal judge that the full grand jury had not reviewed the final indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, the Trump-appointed U.S. attorney overseeing the case abruptly reversed herself, insisting Thursday that the panel properly approved the charges as she tried to contain the fallout from earlier statements that risked imperiling the prosecution.

The latest statements from Lindsey Halligan, the hastily named interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, represent an attempt to backtrack on earlier comments the prosecution team made under persistent questioning from a judge about the seemingly jumbled process leading to the return of the two-count indictment.

The new court filing, supplemented by a transcript from the September evening the indictment was returned, is meant to undo any public perception that the grand jury presentation was botched and that the case may be jeopardized as a result. It was not clear why some of the points in Thursday's filing were not raised during Wednesday's hearing, when prosecutors made clear that the full grand jury did not see the indictment filed in the case.
Gouveia was saying that they dropped one of the charges and that is what Comey is trying to spin as saying they didn't see the whole indictment. The jury foreman said they couldn't agree on 1 count so the feds dropped that one but they all agreed on the other 2. The foreman basically nuked Comey.
 

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