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And This Is Why the Public Doesn’t Trust the DOJ<\/a><\/p>\n

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has\u00a0released<\/a>\u00a0its annual report identifying the top management and performance challenges currently facing the federal agency.<\/p>\n

Among the OIG’s findings,\u00a0a lack of public trust in the DOJ<\/a>\u00a0remains a “longstanding” problem, Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz\u00a0announced<\/a>\u00a0Monday, and strengthening such trust poses “a significant challenge.”<\/p>\n

However, in its\u00a059-page report<\/a>\u00a0highlighting incidents that have contributed to the department’s confidence crisis, the DOJ watchdog largely overlooked transgressions under the Biden-Harris administration, which still reigns. Instead, the OIG looked farther back to Trump’s time in office, his first term, as we head into the president-elect’s second.<\/strong><\/p>\n