Is it unusual for the Department of Justice, in cases in which they are investigating with you, where you have identified early on that there appears to be potential criminal conduct--is it unusual for them to decline to prosecute the case?
Gohmert questions the DOJ's tendency to decline prosecutions in potential criminal cases.
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