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A New York grand jury has refused to re-indict Attorney General Letitia James after prosecutors sought new charges related to allegations that had already unraveled once before, marking a high-profile setback for critics who hoped to revive the case. The decision effectively halts the latest push to bring the matter back into court, reinforcing James’ stance that the accusations were politically driven rather than grounded in evidence.
While the refusal doesn’t prevent future legal attempts, it underscores the mounting friction surrounding her high-visibility role and the broader national battles over accountability, power, and political narratives.