One thing that confuses me about this is that I did not know the DOJ could arbitrarily drop charges on somebody who has plead guilty and been convicted. I would think the court would have to do that.
The court has to “accept” their motion to drop the case, but it is pretty much a formality.
They also asked the Judge to drop the case with prejudice. That is even stronger wording than a simple motion to dismiss.
The Judge can sign the motion dismissing the case OR the Judge can call the parties into court to explain themselves and/or he can do his own investigation if he believes a fraud was committed upon the court by the former prosecution team or the former defense attorney’s.
Stand by to stand by, but the case against Flynn is pretty much over in terms of his ever being prosecuted for it. If the matter remains open it’s because the Judge is going to seek his own pound of flesh.
Just go back to the case of the BLACK PANTHERS patrolling the POLLING STATION and ERIC HOLDER dismissing the case after the Panthers pleaded guilty.