Ex-Federal Prosecutor Speaks Out About Trump's Justice Department

By Carrie Johnson

Published October 27, 2020 at 5:02 AM EDT

A former prosecutor on special counsel Robert Mueller's team explores options for bringing President Trump, his family members and associates to justice whenever Trump leaves office.

Carrie Johnson

Carrie Johnson is a justice correspondent for the Washington Desk.

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