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{{See also|2024 Presidential election interference|Mar-a-Lago raid litigation|Lawfare}}
{{See also|2024 Presidential election interference|Mar-a-Lago raid litigation|Lawfare}}
[[File:Epps 2.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Boasberg gave FBI agent provocateur and ringleader Ray Epps 1 year probation on a misdemeanor charge while more than 800 political prisoners and hostages rotted in the [[DC gulag]] under the [[Democrat party]] regime without [[due process]] for more than 4 years.]]
[[File:Epps 2.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Boasberg gave FBI agent provocateur and ringleader Ray Epps 1 year probation on a misdemeanor charge while more than 800 political prisoners and hostages rotted in the [[DC gulag]] under the [[Democrat party]] regime without [[due process]] for more than 4 years.]]
After appointing Mary McCord to take up a defensive position for herself and the FISA Court, Boasberg then became the presiding judge in the case against the FBI agent who falsified the FISA application, [[Kevin Clinesmith]]. Boasberg gave Clinesmith a slap on the wrist and a few months’ probation. Boasberg also gave [[J6]] [[FBI]] [[agent provocateur]] [[Ray Epps]] a sentence of probation on a single [[misdemeanor]] charge.
After appointing Mary McCord to take up a defensive position for herself and the FISA Court, Boasberg then became the presiding judge in the case against FBI agent [[Kevin Clinesmith]] who falsified the FISA application. Boasberg gave Clinesmith a slap on the wrist and a few months’ probation. Boasberg also gave [[J6]] [[FBI]] [[agent provocateur]] [[Ray Epps]] a sentence of one year probation on a single [[misdemeanor]] charge.
While on vacation, Boasberg sat in the [[DC]] courtroom to observe defendant President Trump who was forced to appear in [[Lawfare against Donald Trump|DC court in a lawfare]] case. Boasberg also established a horrible precedent by forcing [[Vice-President Mike Pence]] to testify before a DC [[grand jury]] about his conversations with President Trump, breaking [[executive privilege]].
While on vacation, Boasberg sat in the [[DC]] courtroom to observe defendant President Trump who was forced to appear in [[Lawfare against Donald Trump|DC court in a lawfare]] case. Boasberg also established a horrible precedent by forcing [[Vice-President Mike Pence]] to testify before a DC [[grand jury]] about his conversations with President Trump, breaking [[executive privilege]].