FBI, an agreement on the strike of the Doj -au Council more than 6 January ‘List of Agents’
The Ministry of Justice and FBI agents reached an agreement on Friday in the Federal Court after the FBI filed a lawsuit trying to block Trump administration from releasing information about their agents involved in the 6th January.
According to the text of the agreement, Trump’s administration cannot publish information on agents who investigated on January 6, 2021, American Capitol Riot without giving prosecutors at least two days of announcement in order to reconsider this issue in the Federal Court.
However, this does not set such a time limit to the spread of agents’ identity with other government agencies or white house.
The agreement of both sides comes after the active agents of the FBI -A Federal Office for investigative agents, a group of voluntary agents, sued the Ministry of Justice earlier this week, seeking to block the publication of any identification data on FBI agents involved in the 6 January 6. January.
Two parties in court in court on Thursday before the judge of the US District Court JIA COBB, who questioned both sides about the nature of the doye of the Doy questionnaire, the potential for detection or retaliation, and that the Ministry of Justice intends to use information published in questionnaires in questionnaires.
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“I have questions about a poll,” Cobb said on Thursday.
She also questioned the lawyer of the Ministry of Justice about what the questionnaire was used for.
Cobb previously approved two parties with a short administrative stay on Thursday night, saying to lawyers for both sides, saying that if the information was announced, she believed it would “bring it to an FBI agent on the immediate danger.”
The agreement comes just days after the leadership of the FBI announced that the judiciary department provided a list of agents who worked on January 6 of the investigation and criminal case, in accordance with the earlier deadline set by US acting prosecutor Emil Bove.
Agents lawyers claimed that any effort to review or discriminate Against agents involved in the investigation would be “illegal and retaliation” and a violation of the protection of civil service under Federal Law.
They also cited “deep concern” that the list of thousands of FBI agents included will leak publicly, threatening their safety.
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“Prosecutors claim that the purpose of this list is to identify agents to abolish or suffer other harmful employment actions,” said FBI’s lawyers, adding that “reasonably colors that allies of allies could publish all or parts of this list of President Trump, In this way, setting up themselves and their families in the immediate danger of retaliation from now pardoned and large convicted offenses. “
In the meantime, the lawyers of the Ministry of Justice emphasized that their intention to issue a questionnaire to conduct an “internal review” of activities in the probe 6 January, not to punish individuals for performing a warrant.
Bove also sought to emphasize this message in the email on all FBI staff earlier this week. In the E -BOVE, the Bove stressed that the questionnaire was not intended for the first step towards mass release and stressed that it was simply intended for an examination.
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