Justice Department admits not all grand jury members saw final Comey indictment

Legal Proceedings - The Department of Justice (DOJ) admitted that the full grand jury did not see the complete indictment against James Comey [1][3] - Comey's lawyers are requesting the judge to dismiss the case, alleging vindictive and selective prosecution [2] - Legal experts have raised numerous questions about the indictment, casting doubt on whether it will proceed to trial [4] Key Individuals & Roles - Lindsey Howley, the purported US attorney for the Eastern District of Columbia, had no prior prosecutorial experience [3] - Donald Trump publicly called for the prosecution of James Comey [7] Potential Outcomes - The case could be dismissed due to the issues with the grand jury and the inexperience of the prosecutor [5][6] - The unusual nature of the case and potential political motivations could hinder its success [7] - There are significant hurdles to overcome before the case could reach a jury, making a conviction unlikely [4][8]