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Senior figures sound the alarm and say rule of law – and democracy itself – under threat from Trump and DoJ allies The US justice system is facing a crisis of credibility that could undermine the integrity of federal prosecutors, politicize the legal handling of Donald Trump’s friends and enemies, and ultimately threaten democracy itself, top lawyers warn. A barrage of former justice department figures have sounded the alarm following a decision on Tuesday by the US attorney general, William Barr, to undercut a sentencing recommendation for Trump’s friend Roger Stone. In a new court filing, Barr’s office condemned the initial recommendation of seven to nine years in prison as “excessive and unwarranted”. Related: Justice department opens inquiry into Mississippi prisons after string of deaths How are judges or juries supposed to have faith that prosecutors represent the impartial position of the United States? Related: Bloomberg is avoiding all scrutiny. It’s time to take a long, hard look at his views | Benjamin Dixon Continue reading…
