U.S. v. Holstrom, No. CR-02-0119-JLQ (E.D.Wash.) (246 F.Supp.2d 1101) (February 26, 2003) (Judge Justin L. Quackenbush)
In 1959, then Attorney General Rogers promulgated a Department of Justice policy under which United States Attorneys were forbidden - at least in theory - from prosecuting any person for allegedly criminal behavior if the alleged criminality was an ingredient of a pervious state prosecution against that person. An exception ...
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