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Feds refute Eichorn claim of ‘vindictive’ prosecution

Prosecutors are refuting claims by Justin Eichorn that federal charges are vindictive and targeted due to his status as a former state senator.
Justin Eichorn claims he was targeted for prosecution due to his status as a public official after being arrested in a child solicitation sting, as stated by his attorneys.
Prosecutors, including Assistant U.S. Attorney Dan Bobier, refute Eichorn's claim, stating he has provided zero evidence for this allegation.
Eichorn faces federal charges that could result in a 10-year mandatory minimum sentence, unlike most others arrested who face state charges with a lesser penalty.

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Feds refute Eichorn claim of ‘vindictive’ prosecution

Justin Eichorn quit the Minnesota Senate in March after he was arrested in Bloomington. A judge released the 41-year-old Grand Rapids Republican to a Duluth halfway house

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