Department of Justice Says Some Jan. 6 Restitution Fees Should Be Reimbursed

Trump’s Justice Department backs reimbursements for some Jan. 6 criminals

Many Jan. 6 criminals paid restitution to help cover the costs of damages to the Capitol. The Justice Department thinks some of them should be reimbursed.

DOJ: Some Jan. 6 defendants should be repaid money they sent to Congress…

Jan. 6 Defendants Deserve to Get Restitution Refunds After Having Cases ‘Invalidated’: DOJ

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has agreed to provide restitution refunds to certain individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot whose convictions were vacated, recognizing that there is no longer a legal basis for retaining funds they paid as part of their legal penalties. This decision highlights the ongoing fallout from the Trump administration’s mass pardons and the subsequent legal complexities surrounding these cases. The Case …

J6 Defendant Ryan Zink Scores Major Victory as Court Lifts Protective Order — DOJ Fights Back to Keep Truth Hidden

boasberg orders protective order in J6 lifted.

Trump DOJ Wants Reparations For J6 Insurrectionists

Trump’s insurrectionists caused an est. $3M in damage to the Capitol, but his DOJ lackey wants J6ers’ fines refunded.

Department of Justice Says Some Jan. 6 Restitution Fees Should Be Reimbursed

Department of Justice (DOJ) officials said in a new court filing that some people who faced charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol should be reimbursed for the money they paid in restitution. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia said in an April 8 filing that Stacy Hager, one of those pardoned, is entitled to reimbursement for the $570 he paid under court order. Hager was among the app…