David Rody, who handled gang cases and ran the violent crime unit in the Southern District of New York, joined the Justice Department’s criminal division.
November 04, 2022 at 05:40 PM
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David Rody, a veteran former gang prosecutor in New York City, has left Sidley Austin to become a senior counsel in the criminal division at Main Justice.
CNN reported that Rody is set to be part of a circle of advisers at Main Justice to provide “high-level advice” on investigations related to former President Donald Trump. A Justice Department spokesman confirmed Rody had joined the criminal division, but declined to comment further on his role at the department.
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