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    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousOctober 4, 20252 Mins Read
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    A federal judge in Nashville ruled Friday there is a "realistic likelihood" the Justice Department's prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was vindictive and ordered an evidentiary hearing [thehill.com#2][nytimes.com#1][scmp.com#4]. The judge cited statements from administration officials celebrating the charges as part of the basis for the finding, and the ruling referenced top DOJ officials, including Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche [scmp.com#4][nytimes.com#1]. Abrego Garcia had been mistakenly deported to El Salvador earlier this year, a context the court weighed in assessing the claim [thehill.com#2].

    Highlights:

    • Court finding: Judge Waverly Crenshaw concluded there is a "realistic likelihood of vindictiveness," triggering an evidentiary hearing on the prosecution [thehill.com#2].
    • Cited statements: The judge pointed to administration officials' celebratory statements about the charges as evidence supporting possible vindictiveness [scmp.com#4].
    • DOJ officials noted: The ruling referenced senior Justice Department figures, including Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche [nytimes.com#1].
    • Deportation context: Abrego Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador earlier this year, a factor in the case history [thehill.com#2].
    • Next step: An evidentiary hearing will examine whether the charging decision was improperly motivated [thehill.com#2].

    realistic likelihood of vindictiveness – US District Judge Waverly Crenshaw

    Perspectives:

    • US District Court: The court found a realistic likelihood of vindictiveness and granted an evidentiary hearing. (The Hill)
    • Judge’s rationale: Statements by administration officials celebrating the charges were cited as evidence supporting the vindictiveness claim. (South China Morning Post)

    Sources:

    • Judge Finds ‘Likelihood’ That Charges Against Abrego Garcia Are Vindictive – nytimes.com
    • Judge orders hearing over whether Abrego Garcia prosecution was ‘vindictive’ – thehill.com
    • Trump administration likely went after Kilmar Abrego Garcia for ‘vindictive’ reasons, judge says – reddit.com
    • Trump’s deportation of Abrego Garcia likely vindictive: judge – scmp.com
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