Judge Questions Justice Department's Conduct in Comey Case

A federal magistrate judge has suggested the U.S. Justice Department may have committed misconduct in its case against former FBI Director James B. Comey. The judge made this statement in a recent ruling from Alexandria, Virginia. This ruling represents another significant setback for the department. Prosecutors have repeatedly struggled in their efforts to bring charges against Mr. Comey. The judge's opinion highlights potential ethical problems with the government's legal actions. This development further complicates the long-running investigation into the former director.