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Biden's DOJ used a 1994 law to prosecute Paul Vaughn, with Thomas More Society acting as his attorneys during his arrest.

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Biden's DOJ used a 1994 law to prosecute Paul Vaughn, with Thomas More Society acting as his attorneys during his arrest.

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  1. Trump pardons Paul Vaughn, ending his conviction stemming from DOJ prosecution.1 source
  2. Biden's DOJ prosecuted Paul Vaughn using a 1994 law; TMS represented him.1 source

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