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Devin Nunes

A federal court in Virginia dismissed Congressman Devin Nunes’ RICO claims against research firm Fusion GPS, finding he failed to show he was directly injured by the defendant acting with the Campaign For Accountability, which made an ethics complaint against him, or that the firm’s creation of a “dossier” about him directly harmed his business as a U.S. representative.

/ April 2, 2021
Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif,. is seen during the hearing on trade policy before the House Ways and Means Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, March 21, 2018. Nunes is being criticized by his rival in the November election after a photo on social media showed Nunes next to a supporter making a hand gesture that some consider racist. Nunes' campaign did not immediately respond for a request for comment. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A federal court in Virginia dismissed claims under federal anti-racketeering law against research firm Fusion GPS, finding that Congressman Devin Nunes failed to show he was directly injured by the defendant acting with the Campaign for Accountability, which made an ethics complaint against him, or that the firm’s creation of a “dossier” about him directly harmed his business as a U.S. representative.

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