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Convicted sex trafficker Galane Maxwell was granted limited immunity for her interviews with

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. And a week later, she was moved to a minimum security

prison in Texas on a waiver of her sex offender status.

Judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals press Department of Justice lawyers on deportation

quotas as the Attorney General files a judicial complaint against Chief Judge Boasberg.

A criminal defendant is challenging the appointment of Alina Haba as the interim U.S. attorney in New Jersey,

citing Judge Eileen Cannon's dismissal of the classified documents case against Trump in their complaint.

And the Senate has confirmed Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Emil Bovi, to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals,

as a whistleblower complaint

languished in the Department of Justice Inspector General's office for months.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 28 of Unjustified. It is Sunday, August 3rd. And we have a lot going on this week.

As we were recording last week's episode, Todd Blanche was meeting with Gailene Maxwell with no line prosecutor present because she was fired.

Of course. And no FBI agents, so no 302s.

And we learned shortly after we recorded the show that she was actually given limited

immunity.

And Andy, you had mentioned that generally when you have a conversation with somebody like

that, it's called a Queen for the Day interview, right?

Yeah, that's right.

And it's done legally that it's called a queen for the day interview, right? Yeah, that's right.

And it's done legally that it's called the, the term is a proffer agreement.

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