Summary
A judge warned that actions by the government might have affected the case against James Comey. The judge has asked the Justice Department to provide the defense with all grand jury materials due to concerns over investigative errors and misconduct in the process.
Key Facts
- A federal magistrate judge issued a warning about potential misconduct by the government.
- The case in question is against James Comey, a former FBI director.
- The judge found possible issues with how the investigation was conducted.
- Concerns include potential Fourth Amendment violations, which protect against unlawful searches and seizures.
- There were issues related to privileged communications, which are private and protected by law.
- The judge requested all grand jury materials be given to Comey's defense team.
- Full disclosure is seen as necessary for Comey to defend himself against the charges.
