Prosecutors admit grand jury never saw final Comey indictment

In an extraordinary concession in court yesterday, prosecutors in the federal case against former FBI Director James Comey admitted the final indictment against him was never presented to the full grand jury. Interim US attorney Lindseay Halligan, who has no prior prosecutorial experience. Initially presented a three-count indictment, but the jury rejected one of those counts, Justice Department lawyers said yesterday.Then rather than drafting and presenting a new two-count indictment, Halligan printed a ne ...