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Coverage dated November 4, 2025

Judge in Comey case scolds prosecutors, orders them to produce records from probe

Headline from Anchorage Daily News

The judge said he’s concerned the Justice Department’s position had been to “indict first” and investigate second, under pressure from President Trump.

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  1. Kokomo Tribune

    Judge in Comey case scolds prosecutors as he orders them to produce records from probe (opens Kokomo Tribune)

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    A federal judge has ordered prosecutors in the criminal case of former FBI Director James Comey to produce materials from the investigation, saying he’s concerned the Justice Department’s position had

  2. The Guardian

    Judge orders prosecutors to turn over evidence in case against James Comey (opens The Guardian)

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    Federal judge concerned that justice department sought to ‘indict first and investigate later’ in case of ex-FBI director

  3. New York Post

    James Comey notches win in criminal case — as judge tears into prosecutors (opens New York Post)

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    A federal judge in the criminal case against James Comey scolded prosecutors in a tense court hearing — and demanded that they hand over evidence "immediately" to attorneys for the ex-FBI director.

  4. Anchorage Daily News

    Judge in Comey case scolds prosecutors, orders them to produce records from probe (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    The judge said he’s concerned the Justice Department’s position had been to “indict first” and investigate second, under pressure from President Trump.

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