DOJ Misled Judge on Voter Roll Data Usage

The Department of Justice has been accused of misleading a judge regarding its use of nonpublic voter roll data. The acting head of the DOJ's voting section stated the agency had not accessed the collected data, a claim that has been proven false. This revelation raises serious concerns about transparency and the handling of sensitive voter information by a government agency. The discrepancy between the DOJ's statements and its actual actions could have significant implications for legal proceedings and public trust in the department's operations.