To Obtain The Subpoena To Spy on Fox's James Rosen, Eric Holder Went Judge Shopping #Intimigate

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It would appear that if Eric Holder can’t get what he needs from one, or even two judges, that he will keep asking different judges until he gets what he wants. That’s at least apparent in how he handled the Department of Justice’s investigation of Fox News’s James Rosen.

From The New Yorker:

The new documents show that two judges separately declared that the Justice Department was required to notify Rosen of the search warrant, even if the notification came after a delay. Otherwise: “The subscriber therefore will never know, by being provided a copy of the warrant, for example, that the government secured a warrant and searched the contents of her e-mail account,” Judge John M. Facciola wrote in an opinion rejecting the Obama Administration’s argument. 

Machen appealed that decision, and in September, 2010, Royce C. Lamberth, the chief judge in the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia, granted Machen’s request to overturn the order of the two judges.

So when two courts shot down the DOJ’s request to go after Rosen secretly, they kept pushing until they found a judge to say yes? What else are they doing this tactic for?

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