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Almost two weeks after the start of the audit of the ballots used for the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County, Arizona, USA, the Department of Justice (DOJ) sent a letter questioning the procedures followed on the research.

 In this regard, the principal assistant attorney general for the DOJ Civil Rights Division, Pamela Karlan, seeks evidence of violations of federal law with her letter to the president of the state Senate, Republican Senator Karen Fann, according to the Business Insider of the May 6th.

 In her letter, Karlan argues that the participation of the audit team, Cyber ​​Ninjas, could be illegal, and that federal electoral records, which could be “at risk of damage or loss, may not be adequately safeguarded and preserved. . "