Across the country, the Justice Department is working to make communities safer. We’re investing in community violence intervention programs, implementing violent-crime reduction strategies, and taking crime guns off the streets and out of our communities.

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WSJ: In the two years since the attack on the Capitol, “prosecutors have secured guilty pleas from more than half the rioters they have charged, helping lead to a 99.8% conviction rate.”

Maya Wiley, pres. LCCR, “This is an example of the Department of Justice doing exactly what it has the power to do without an active Congress — to say: ‘We as prosecutors are going to be fair and just….”

Opinion | Fred Ryan: Garland stands up for the First Amendment and our democracy - The Washington Post

Justice Department Statement on President's Announcements Regarding Simple Possession of Marijuana

Justice Department Bolsters Elder Fraud Strike Force

RT @TheJusticeDept: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has her ceremonial swearing in at the Supreme Court today. Attorney General Merrick Ga…

RT @NBCNightlyNews: 47 people face charges in what the DOJ is calling the biggest theft of Covid pandemic relief money ever. The money was…

RT @USANickBrown: Sometimes it’s easy to get complacent about the warnings from law enforcement agencies. Don’t make that mistake here. Thi…

Retired NYPD officer sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for assaulting DC police at the Capitol and other felonies -- longest sentence to date in Jan 6 prosecution.

@USAttorneys Las Vegas woman was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison for elder-fraud scheme targeting over 50 older Americans across the country.

ATF goes after ‘ghost guns’ as new rule takes effect