$50 BILLION CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST DOJ

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Over 100 individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol events are filing a $50 billion class action lawsuit against the Department of Justice. Spearheaded by Jake Lang, who has been in custody for nearly four years, the lawsuit seeks restitution for personal and financial damages due to what the plaintiffs call a weaponized justice system. Lang’s organization, Federal Watchdog, has assembled a team of conservative attorneys for this effort.

Set to be filed in January 2025, the lawsuit claims plaintiffs have lost businesses, homes, and careers and suffered emotional and psychological harm from wrongful incarceration. Lang stated, “This isn’t just about restitution; it’s about setting a precedent. Weaponized government and lawfare against conservatives can never become the standard in America.”

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The plaintiffs allege they were “hunted down like animals” by the FBI for participating in the Capitol protest. Many face harsh sentences, inadequate legal representation, and mistreatment in prison, resulting in worsened physical and mental health. The lawsuit includes accounts of families separated for years and the lasting effects on children. Federal Watchdog is calling on all January 6 prisoners and their families to join the lawsuit, which is free to participate in.

The plaintiffs are seeking $50 billion in restitution, reflecting the extensive harm they claim to have suffered. This includes the loss of generational family businesses, homes, and careers, as well as emotional and psychological damage caused by prolonged imprisonment. The lawsuit aims to hold the federal government accountable for what the plaintiffs consider unconstitutional and cruel treatment.

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Some prisoners have experienced severe mistreatment in custody, leading to health conditions that may never fully heal. Others face the daunting task of rebuilding lives, families, and communities shattered by years of persecution. The lawsuit will highlight individual stories of suffering and resilience, illustrating the broad impact of the government’s actions.

Sources:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/12/january-6-political-prisoners-launch-historic-50-billion/

https://loudobbs.com/news/january-6-political-prisoners-launch-historic-50-billion-class-action-lawsuit-against-doj/

https://badlandsmedia.tv/over-100-january-6-defendants-file-50-billion-lawsuit-against-doj/

https://www.newsweek.com/jan-6-defendants-sue-police-officers-millions-1887589

https://www.fedwatchdog.org/

https://www.caclubindia.com/money/news/jake-lang/