Trump's top DC prosecutor just dropped the charges against a man he defended in the 1/6 coup attempt.

[lucas80]

This seems unethical to represent someone, then go to work for the government and drop the charges agains your former clients. But, I guess I am wistfully remembering a world of rules and ethics.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/to...itol-riot-dropped-us-case-against-2025-02-05/

 

[Aardvark86]

This seems unethical to represent someone, then go to work for the government and drop the charges agains your former clients. But, I guess I am wistfully remembering a world of rules and ethics.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/to...itol-riot-dropped-us-case-against-2025-02-05/

I’m going to guess this is a sloppy signature block on a pleading.

 

[lucas80]

I’m going to guess this is a sloppy signature block on a pleading.

Seems legit. Probably an innocent explanation.