Associate Attorney General Blocks Judge's Records Request in Broadview Six
Woodward intervened in the Broadview Six case, saying DOJ has not agreed to turn over requested records and seeking clarification on the judge's request. Judge Perry was weighing the appointment of a special prosecutor to probe alleged federal misconduct.
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Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward stepped into the Broadview Six case on Friday, stating the United States has not agreed to provide the records a judge sought.
He asked U.S. District Judge April Perry to clarify whether her request was a directive. Perry was considering naming a special prosecutor to investigate alleged federal wrongdoing in a case that concerns alleged misconduct by federal officials.
