Prosecutor General Pam Bondy fired the director of ethics at the Ministry of Justice in a four -sentence letter, which incorrectly spelled his name, noting the last deviation from the Agency during a mass eviction of the prosecutor’s office at the Donald Trump administration.
Letter to “Jospeh Tirrel” sent on July 11 and is seen by Independent Remarks his termination is “in force immediately”, but does not indicate the reason why he is sharply fired.
Joseph Tirel, who has been the director of the Ethics Office of the Ministry of Justice of 2023, is responsible for the review of financial disclosures and other questions related to the Prosecutor General and other senior law enforcement officers. He runs a team of about 30 people to guarantee state lawyers and other employees who have attached to the ethical guidelines.
“My public service is not over and my career as a federal civil servant has not been completed,” he wrote on LinkedIn on Monday. “I took the oath of 18 as Mitchman to” support and protect the Constitution of the United States. ” I have been taking this oath since.
Tyrell’s dismissal follows Bondi’s cleansing approximately 20 Ministry of Justice officials involved in the investigations of former special lawyer Jack Smith to the former president. Tirrell has been reported to have approved Smith’s $ 140,000 in Prof. Juridic fees from Covington & Burling before his resignation. It is unclear whether Tyrell’s shooting is connected.
Pam Bondi sharply fired the director of the Ethics Office of the Ministry of Justice on July 11, when career prosecutors left the agency in the field (AFP via Getty Images)
Pam Bondi sharply fired the director of the Ethics Office of the Ministry of Justice on July 11, when career prosecutors left the agency in the field (AFP via Getty Images)
Shortly after he took office, the president rejected the government of the best ethics guard, provoking a legal battle that came to the Supreme Court. This independent office of government ethics will regularly consult the Tyrell team.
The sudden shooting of Tirrell also “shines the light of the floodlights of his own bright ethical conflicts and how he handles major DOJ solutions involving his former clients, including the Qatar and Pfizer government, according to John Golinger. It is dismissal: Is there any more ethical problems.
Career prosecutors also abandon the agency during the Trump election.
More than 100 attorneys in the Federal Program of the Ministry of Justice, which defends the President’s political actions in court, have left their positions in recent months. Approximately 250 attorneys in the Civil Rights Division of the Ministry of Justice – representing 70 percent of the lawyers there – also left the agency within the first few months of the Trump administration.
Recent shaking at the Ministry of Justice also arrives when the administration breaks down for responding to Jeffrey Epstein’s investigations, as Maga loyalists include the president, Bondi and other senior law enforcement officers for the inability of the administration to release more information about the sexual criminal and his alleged client list.
Last week, the Ministry of Justice said that Epstein, who was facing allegations in sexual traffic, did not leave such a list, although Bondi suggested that she was on her desk in February. She later said she was referring to the overall case.
But in the end, the Ministry of Justice has come to the conclusion that the public disclosure of such materials will be inappropriate and will remain under the seal by a federal judge, disappointing the supporters of the president and the theorists of the conspiracy, who associate the Epstein case with the allegations of a broader corruption and a scandal with sexual abuses, including
Independent has requested a comment from the Ministry of Justice.