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As we wait for news from the DOJ on whether Steve Bannon will face legal consequences for failing to comply with the special committee investigating the events of Jan. 6, many are growing impatient, writes Joyce Vance. However, "what appears to be delay here isn’t necessarily a negative."
"Now, for many, the well of confidence in the Justice Department has run dry," Vance writes. "But DOJ, even if it wanted to be more transparent, faces significant restrictions on revealing the details or even the existence of a grand jury investigation prior to indictment. In fact, people other than witnesses who make disclosures can face prosecution. Silence doesn't mean inaction. Frustratingly, it means we don’t know."
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