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I believe that DOJ has 30 days to get a grand jury indictment after charging on information unless Comey waived his right to a grand jury indictment, which I kind of doubt. That 30 days would expire 11/4. Is that correct @joycewhitevance.bsky.social @barbmcquade.bsky.social @rparloff.bsky.social ?

Allison Gill@muellershewrote.com

BREAKING: The DOJ has charged JAMES COMEY (on information, no grand jury indictment) with violations of the ESPIONAGE ACT going back to 2016. They charged this exactly 10 years after they allege the "crime" occurred: equal to the statute of limitations. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Allison Gill

@muellershewrote.com

Comey did NOT waive his right to a criminal indictment:

26/10/26, 10:32 pm46 reposts367 likes

donnamaree.bsky.social

@donnamaree.bsky.social

12h

I wonder how many man hours were spent trying to find this latest "charge". I guess once you've pardoned all the criminals, the DOJ has to have something to do.

Paul

@pbpaul.bsky.social

13h

Comey's gonna Wipe The Court's Floor with MAGA Tears when he's done with them... You heard it here 1st... Or 2nd ir 3rd...

Dilligas - IYKYK

@jebpllc.bsky.social

10h

I practice in the VAED and I do think there is an argument under recent 4th Circuit case law that the Information alone can toll the SOL, unfortunately. @barbmcquade.bsky.social