To: ndt
Just to clarify, this subpoena (that is what it is) is being used not to prosecute a crime, but to provide evidence of need for legislation. OBJECTION!!
(Sorry, I couldn't resist.)
If what you're saying is true, then the DOJ is acting as a lobbying group. That would be a grossly inappropriate activity for a government agency. That the judge hasn't thrown the subpoena out for this very reason leads me to suspect that they are looking for evidence of a crime. If that is the case, then the DOJ is involved in a fishing expedition; and the subpoena should be disallowed for being too broad.
5 posted on
02/26/2006 10:22:12 AM PST by
Redcloak
(<--- Not always a "people person")
To: Redcloak
"DOJ is acting as a lobbying group"
They are.
"That would be a grossly inappropriate activity for a government agency."
It is.
"That the judge hasn't thrown the subpoena out for this very reason leads me to suspect that they are looking for evidence of a crime."
If they are looking for evidence of a crime, then they are lying about it. It is contrary to their stated purpose.
"the subpoena should be disallowed for being too broad."
IMO it should.
7 posted on
02/26/2006 10:25:24 AM PST by
ndt
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