Conservative activist Ed Martin, head of the Justice Department's 'Weaponization Working Group,' plans to 'name' and 'shame' individuals unable to be charged with crimes, investigating prosecutors who targeted Trump and allies. He aims for transparency and public-facing role in addressing past investigations and prosecutions.
Key Points
Ed Martin leads the Justice Department's 'Weaponization Working Group' to investigate prosecutors who targeted Trump and allies
Plans to 'name' and 'shame' individuals unable to be charged with crimes
Aims for transparency and a public-facing role in addressing past investigations and prosecutions
Pros
Aims to hold individuals accountable for their actions
Promotes transparency in Justice Department protocols
Cons
Departure from longstanding Justice Department protocols on commenting about ongoing investigations
Controversial approach of 'naming' and 'shaming' individuals