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Donald Trump’s Slow Walk to Accountability: The DOJ Appears to Fear the Final Outcome

Each of the cases involving America’s most famous criminal is progressing at a snail's pace. Is this proof of a two-tiered justice system?

Libby Winkler
4 min readApr 9, 2024
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Donald Trump’s Slow Walk to Accountability: The DOJ Appears to Fear the Final Outcome

In the wake of Donald Trump’s tumultuous presidency, the American public has been left grappling with accountability.

The list of potential legal infractions is long, from allegations of corruption to constitutional breaches. However, what’s become increasingly evident is the sluggish pace at which justice seems to be catching up with the former president. As each case against him progresses at a snail’s pace, it raises serious concerns about the integrity of our justice system and the existence of a two-tiered system where the powerful can evade consequences.

The Department of Justice’s approach to investigating Trump’s alleged wrongdoings has been marked by delays, stalling tactics, and a seemingly hesitant posture toward holding him accountable.

Whether it’s the investigations into his financial dealings, his role in the Capitol…

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Libby Winkler
Libby Winkler

Written by Libby Winkler

Freelance writer who loves exploring the messiness of humanity, while poking around in nooks of life and shining light on all the things that make us complex..

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