Chicago’s storied U.S. attorney’s office at crossroads as indictments dip, search for leader underway – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

After two years without a Senate-confirmed top federal prosecutor, the office has seen its productivity go into free fall, putting it behind much smaller outposts such as Rhode Island and even tiny Guam when it comes to key metrics kept by the district courts, records show. The bleeding continued last week, with the announcement that Assistant U.S. Attorney Amarjeet Bhachu, the veteran boss of the Public Corruption and Organized Crime Section who led the prosecution of ex-House Speaker Michael Madigan, is leaving Friday.
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debtsor
1 year ago

Considering how dishonorably the AUSA’s office in DC handled the J6 prosecutions, and how it took nearly 50 years to bring a case against Mike Madigan in Chicago, and how overtly politicized the entirety of the DOJ has become, maybe it is best if the entire office was dismantled and rebuilt from scratch,

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