Presumption of regularity with the DOJ is collapsing and an inquisitorial system doesn't scale.<p>The government has consistently failed to provide any evidence of its assertions in this case. And fired one of its lawyers in this case, and his manager, for telling the court the truth.<p>I expect the DOJ intends to disobey the lower court until the end. And will eventually claim Garcia has died in order to render the case moot.<p>If the government can't be compelled to produce Garcia on U.S. soil while alive, why trust whatever evidence it provides that he has died?<p>The government admits to an aggregiously derelict mistake in this case, itself ignoring the order of a lower court. And now claim they can't or won't ask the autocracy they're paying to run prisons abroad for basic information on the whereabouts of a prisoner the government transferred there.