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Federal Judge Blocks DOJ's Subpoena on Georgia Election Workers' Information

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A federal judge has dismissed a subpoena from the Justice Department that sought information regarding 2020 election workers in Fulton County, Georgia. US District Judge William Ray criticized the subpoena as overly broad and stated that the DOJ's need for the information did not outweigh the burden it placed on the election workers. This ruling is significant as it challenges the legitimacy of the DOJ's investigation into election conduct, particularly in light of former President Trump's claims of election fraud. The case highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the handling of the 2020 election and its aftermath.

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