U.S. Department of Justice lawyers filed an advisory with evidence about why their shorthand references to immigration programs may have led a Brownsville, Texas, federal judge to conclude, incorrectly, that they lied to him.
The DOJ advisory, filed Aug. 8, was another attempt by DOJ lawyers to persuade U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen to not impose the sanctions order he previously issued and then stayed temporarily, which called for them to undergo department-wide ethics training.
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