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Department and Reflecting Pool — coverage from 2 publishers

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The Independent World DOJ watchdog declines to investigate 'misconduct' in Reflecting Pool vandalism case, lawyers say
David Hearn’s lawyers have alleged that evidence establishing their client’s innocence was in the Justice Department’s possession for weeks and was ‘simply ignored’
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The Hill Ex-Olympic canoeist's lawyers urge DOJ inspector general to reconsider Reflecting Pool case probe
Lawyers who represented former Olympian David Hearn in a now-defunct criminal case alleging he vandalized the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool are urging the Justice Department’s internal watchdog to
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