Senate Bill Would Ban White House from Directing DOJ Investigations, Prosecutions
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DOJ and FBI employees would face significant new requirements under this bill. They would need to sign attestations on every criminal complaint, indictment, and warrant application swearing that political motives played no role. They'd also be required to report any instance of political bias they witness to internal watchdogs. While this could protect conscientious employees from political pressure, it also exposes them to personal civil liability if a court finds a violation occurred.
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Prohibiting Political Prosecutions Act of 2026
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