Synonyms for doj
doj

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1. Department of Justice, Justice Department, Justice, DoJnoun

   the United States federal department responsible for enforcing federal laws (including the enforcement of all civil rights legislation); created in 1870

   Synonyms:
   jurist, judge, justness

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1. • Executive Department
   • Legislation

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1. List of paraphrases for "doj":

   mj, bfj, dj, jc, m.j.

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1. DOJ

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1. Joe Sims:

   We are rational and are therefore more than happy to come to a reasonable settlement if the DOJ (Justice Department) is. If not we're just going to have to win in court.

2. Chris Christie:

   This is the Biden administration playing politics with the Justice Department, the attorney general has been an enormous disappointment in that regard. I said he’d bring professionalism back to the DOJ, but so far, all he’s done is to pursue through the courts the political agenda of the Biden administration.

3. Fox News:

   Republicans have a plan that will put America in a new direction — one that will make the economy strong to tackle inflation and make it energy independent, so you can fill up your gas tank and still have money leftover, a nation that is strong, and securing your border and funding the police and ensuring your streets are safe for a future that is built on freedom. One that gives the Parents’ Bill of Rights so you can have a say in your kids’ education, and a government that is held accountable so you’ll know where COVID originated from, you’ll know why the DOJ goes after parents simply because they want to do a school board meeting.

4. White House:

   The President and Rod Rosenstein, Rod Rosenstein, met for about 45 minutes aboard Air Force One. They discussed various topics including the International Chiefs of Police event later today, support for our great law enforcement officials, border security, how to better address violent crime in Chicago and general DOJ business.

5. Randall Eliason:

   DOJ knows exactly what happened on January 6. There's no indication they're unaware or need a referral from Congress to make them aware of these issues.