A former career prosecutor at the Justice Department accused Attorney General William Barr of doing “lasting damage to the institution” for intervening in the cases of Roger Stone and Michael Flynn.
Jonathan Kravis, who was a federal prosecutor for a decade, resigned in February after Justice Department leadership undercut a seven-to-nine-year prison sentence recommendation for Stone, a longtime friend of President Trump who was convicted of witness tampering and lying to Congress.
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