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DOJ: Trump Video Posts Did Not Prejudice Mangione

10/10/2025

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Justice Department Ruling

The Department of Justice says two employees did not violate Luigi Mangione's fair-trial rights by reposting a video of President Donald Trump criticizing him.
Mangione's lawyers say the posts prejudiced him.
The Department of Justice says the two employees are not involved in the case.
There is no evidence jurors were influenced by the posts.
Mangione faces federal death-penalty and state murder charges, with terrorism charges dismissed last month.

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Justice Department Ruling

The Department of Justice says two employees did not violate Luigi Mangione's fair-trial rights by reposting a video of President Donald Trump criticizing him.
Mangione's lawyers say the posts prejudiced him.
The Department of Justice says the two employees are not involved in the case.
There is no evidence jurors were influenced by the posts.
Mangione faces federal death-penalty and state murder charges, with terrorism charges dismissed last month.

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