US EditionInterim US attorney for DC says he's 'expanded' investigation into Jan. 6 cases
- Interim U.S. Attorney Ed Martin announced in an email that investigations will occur into possible improprieties regarding January 6 prosecutions, stating these leaks "damaged the parties, witnesses, and LEOs."
- Martin's office is expanding a review of the use of a felony obstruction statute in prosecuting January 6 defendants following a Supreme Court ruling that it was improperly used in some cases.
- In an email to his staff, Martin indicated that he has reached out to lawyers, staff, and judges for feedback on the prosecution strategy involving the obstruction statute.
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Interim US attorney for DC says he's 'expanded' investigation into Jan. 6 cases
Samuel Corum/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — Ed Martin, the interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, said in a message to staff on Friday that he’s “expanded” the scope of his investigation into the office’s handling of cases stemming from the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol — and likened them to the government’s internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, according to an email obtained by ABC News. Martin, whose nomination is stil…
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