1/ This means folks like the 2000 former DOJ employees, including appointees of both political parties, who demanded Barr& #39;s resignation over his unwarranted dismissal of the Flynn case can make arguments to the court. This is a fascinating judge for this situation because https://twitter.com/Tom_Winter/status/1260335207363817473">https://twitter.com/Tom_Winte...

2/ his history with DOJ includes public release of misconduct findings against prosecutors in the case of Alaska Senator Ted Stevens. Among other things, this prompted a nationwide reform of discovery practices in US Attys offices & Main Justice components.

3/ Given Judge Sullivan& #39;s history of taking institutional integrity seriously & believing the courts have a role to play in insuring proper conduct at DOJ, this is starting to look like game-on. (& before people ask, he has been appointed to judgeships by Reagan, Bush & Clinton)