Kelly, a Trump appointee and former prosecutor in the same office now handling every
January 6 case, acted as a rubber stamp for the DOJ or another member of the prosecution. Kelly sided with the government in withholding from the jury extensive evidence of FBI misconduct and use of informants. It’s hard to point to one instance when Kelly ruled in the defense’s favor. And now Kelly has placed his judicial imprimatur on the DOJ’s attempt to codify fence-shaking as a terror crime punishable by up to ten extra years in jail.
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