El Departamento de Justicia admite haber presentado un documento erróneo en un caso de fraude electoral

El Departamento de Justicia de los Estados Unidos reconoció un error de presentación en un caso ante un tribunal federal de Nuevo Hampshire relacionado con acusaciones de fraude electoral. Los funcionarios presentaron una moción el viernes para retirar un aviso que estaba destinado a una demanda diferente en Minnesota. El Departamento de Justicia también presentó el documento correcto poco después.

La fiscal general adjunta Harmeet K. Dhillon y los fiscales de la División de Derechos Civiles presentaron la moción de dos páginas en el caso de Granite State de septiembre de 2025. El documento declaraba que el aviso de autoridad suplementaria fue presentado por error y solicitaba su retirada del expediente. El aviso fuera de lugar correspondía en realidad a un caso de fraude electoral en Minnesota presentado contra el estado y su secretario de estado el mismo día del año pasado.

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