Judge Opens Inquiry into Whether Trump Officials Misled Court in D.C. Golf Course Case

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A federal judge is opening an inquiry into potential misconduct by government officials and lawyers.
The inquiry concerns representations made during proceedings over President Trump's plans to renovate the East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C.
Judge Ana Reyes will examine if notices about tree removals were filed in bad faith.
The judge will also investigate allegations that government lawyers instructed officials to omit or include specific information in declarations.
Statements from Justice Department lawyers about the planned closure and renovation of the golf course will be scrutinized.
The inquiry is separate from the ongoing case brought by a preservation league and golfers challenging the renovation plans.

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