Justice Department inspector general declines to review handing of Reflecting Pool vandalism case
The inspector general told lawyers for the former Olympian once accused of damaging the pool that the allegations his lawyers made against the Justice Department fall outside its jurisdiction.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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The inspector general told lawyers for the former Olympian once accused of damaging the pool that the allegations his lawyers made against the Justice Department fall outside its jurisdiction.
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