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Justice Department challenges court order limiting access to evidence in Comey investigation
The Justice Department argues that evidence restrictions hinder potential prosecution of James Comey and labels a motion by his friend Daniel Richman as a tactic to suppress key evidence.
- The Justice Department challenged a court order limiting access to evidence in the investigation of James Comey.
- A federal judge in Washington barred the Justice Department from accessing files belonging to Daniel Richman, Comey's friend.
- Prosecutors claimed that Richman's request is meant to obstruct the investigation against Comey.
- Comey has pleaded not guilty to charges of lying to Congress.
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