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<p>The U.S. Department of Justice filed an appeal on July 12 seeking to overturn the decision of Judge Richard Leon in the DOJ’s challenge of the Time Warner/AT&amp;T case. News of the appeal was leaked in advance to media outlets, likely by the DOJ’s front office, a former deputy assistant attorney general told CTFN. “There are a lot of people in the front office who knew what Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim was planning to do ahead of the deadline to appeal,” this person told CTFN. “It could have been any one of 30 people. It happens all the time.”</p>

The U.S. Department of Justice filed an appeal on July 12 seeking to overturn the decision of Judge Richard Leon in the DOJ’s challenge of the Time Warner/AT&amp;T case. News of the appeal was leaked in advance to media outlets, likely by the DOJ’s front office, a former deputy assistant attorney general told CTFN. “There are a lot of people in the front office who knew what Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim was planning to do ahead of the deadline to appeal,” this person told CTFN. “It could have been any one of 30 people. It happens all the time.”

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