Former FBI Director James Comey has urged a federal judge to dismiss his case without a trial over “fundamental errors” in the grand jury process that resulted in his indictment. In

In a blistering opinion over how the DOJ brought charges against ex-FBI Director James Comey, a judge said there may be grounds to toss the case.

It comes after the DOJ admitted that the indictment against former FBI Director James Comey was not reviewed by the jury properly.

The turn of events comes a day after federal prosecutors admitted in court that not all grand jury members saw the final version of the indictment against the former FBI director.

A central theme of President Donald Trump’s return to office has been his call to prosecute his perceived political enemies. In one of the most high-profile efforts, against a former FBI director, a series of government missteps means the case might collapse.

Attorneys for former FBI Director James Comey are asking a federal judge to dismiss the charges against him because, they say, a grand jury never approved the final indictment in the case.

These aren’t mere details, they are the difference between a functioning democracy and a slip into authoritarianism.

Former FBI Director James Comey will be in court Wednesday to argue that his indictment is selective prosecution because Trump ordered it as revenge.

A former cellmate of disgraced financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein said the multi-millionaire degenerate was given an offer to walk free if he could implicate Donald Trump in any crimes,

Comey is seeking to have the indictment thrown out on the grounds that it's the product of a vindictive prosecution.