‘Torture memos’ professor joins DOJ probe into alleged conspiracy against Trump
Conservative law professor John Yoo will advise a team of prosecutors investigating a potential conspiracy against former President Donald Trump. Yoo, known for his views on presidential power and memos justifying harsh interrogation techniques, confirmed his involvement in an email to the Associated Press.

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AI-generatedConservative law professor John Yoo will advise a team of prosecutors investigating a potential conspiracy against former President Donald Trump. Yoo, known for his views on presidential power and memos justifying harsh interrogation techniques, confirmed his involvement in an email to the Associated Press. He will be assisting Joe diGenova, a former Justice Department prosecutor assigned to the probe. DiGenova stated that Yoo, as a lawyer, will be helping the team. The investigation, initiated in April, aims to determine if officials who scrutinized Trump over the past decade participated in a criminal conspiracy against him.
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5 extractedYoo is a lawyer who will be helping diGenova.
Joe diGenova is leading the probe into whether officials conspired against Trump.
Yoo authored memos justifying harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11.
John Yoo is a conservative law professor known for expansive views of presidential power.
John Yoo will be advising a team of prosecutors investigating a conspiracy against Donald Trump.