The Department of Justice (DOJ) expresses frustration as the January 6 Committee has withheld access to transcripts of 1,000 witness interviews for two months, complicating preparations for a critical Oath Keepers sedition trial set for September. Federal prosecutors revealed during a pre-trial hearing that they have repeatedly requested these transcripts, highlighting concerns that the committee’s delay may hinder ongoing criminal investigations related to January 6.
As the trial date approaches, both the prosecution and defense voice their worries about the potential impact of the committee’s inaction, with a defense attorney humorously suggesting Congress could face obstruction charges. Meanwhile, the J6 Committee has only indicated that the transcripts will be released to the public in early September, raising tensions as this release may coincide with jury selection for the trial. The next pretrial hearing is scheduled for August 2, adding urgency to the situation.
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