Three days after Alina Habba took to social media saying she would stay on as U.S. lawyer, regardless of federal judges appointing a successor as soon as her 120-day tenure as interim chief of the workplace expired, a felony defendant is now difficult whether or not she rightfully nonetheless holds prosecutorial energy.
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Pa. Fed Judge Set to Consider NJ U.S. Attorney Appointment Controversy
