Did the U.S. Solicitor General Mislead SCOTUS?

Julie Kelly, Substack

Prelogar failed to tell the whole story. Based on further analysis of the DOJ's J6 sentencing

chart, prosecutors have asked for an average of 40 months in prison. For a handful of defendants, prosecutors recommended prison terms as long as 78 months. The justices certainly have a lot to consider before deciding whether to overturn how the DOJ and federal courts have applied 1512(c)(2) in Jan 6 cases. Hopefully the justices also will review what appears to be Prelogar’s subterfuge on how the DOJ handles sentencing requests in these matters.