The Department of Justice has agreed that bringing a New Jersey adult entertainment producer to trial in Montana, just because that is where an FBI agent was when he received the allegedly “obscene” materials is inconsistent with DOJ policy. (source). The usual raft of sleazeballs and nutbags are apoplectic.
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