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Hey everyone, Ellie here, wishing you a happy Friday.

Well, before we get to this week's piece, I noticed an item that sort of shot through the news

very quickly.

I was asked one question about it on CNN by Jake Tapper, which I was grateful for.

And here's the story.

So the Justice Department has long had, apparently, a requirement that in order

to get hired as a federal prosecutor, you have to have at least one year of legal practice,

of legal experience. As you can probably tell, I had no idea that was even a regulation. I mean, it seems so minimal

why would you even have it. It's like saying, well, in order to be a brain surgeon,

you have to have one year of being a doctor first. Of course, obviously, you need a lot more than

that. I wasn't aware that this was a regulation, but it's a reasonable one. I mean, I think it maybe

should even be higher. The news, though, is DOJ has now gotten rid of that, meaning they can hire

people with less than one year of legal experience as AUSAs, as federal prosecutors. They can

hire people with no legal experience. I guess presumably you still

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