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Florida Bar says it ‘erroneously’ stated Halligan is under investigation
The Florida Bar said its earlier claim of an investigation into Lindsey Halligan was incorrect but confirmed it is monitoring related legal proceedings.
- On March 6, The Florida Bar said a prior reply was 'erroneously' written and there is no pending investigation of Lindsey Halligan.
- The CfA filed a complaint asking Florida and Virginia bars to investigate Halligan's brief tenure as acting U.S. attorney, citing her conduct after a judge found her appointment unlawful.
- The Florida Bar representatives told reporters there was an 'open file' but declined further comment, with Davis saying the Bar is monitoring ongoing legal proceedings.
- Requests for comment to Halligan were unanswered, and the CfA criticized the Bar's reversal as 'hard to reconcile' given judges' concerns.
- A judge in February rebuked Halligan for 'fundamental misstatements of the law,' and U.S. District Judge David Novak ordered her to explain her use of the U.S. attorney title, with no investigation currently pending, the Florida Bar confirmed on March 6.
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Florida Bar walks back statement on Halligan
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The Florida Bar on Friday walked back what it said was an erroneous earlier statement its representatives made indicating that it had an open investigation into Lindsey Halligan, a former top federal prosecutor in Virginia.
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Florida Bar Walks Back Claim of “Ongoing Investigation” Into Former Acting U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
The Florida Bar Association has admitted it “erroneously” claimed there was an ongoing investigation into former acting U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan, a fearless Trump appointee who dared to go after deep state darlings like James Comey and Letitia James. The stunning reversal comes after multiple fake news outlets, including NBC News, The Washington Post and others, reported that the state bar was investigating Halligan following ethics compla…
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