Federal prosecutors concluded that two Justice Department officials’ decision to repost President Donald Trump’s remarks about Luigi Mangione did not infringe upon Mangione’s right to a fair trial. Mangione stands accused in the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, a high-profile case that initially sparked concerns of potential bias.

Two senior Justice Department officials likely violated court rules by reposting President Donald Trump’s comments about Luigi Mangione, the suspect in a high-profile assassination. A federal judge stated on Wednesday that these actions could undermine legal standards for prosecutors.

A former University of Pennsylvania student, identified as Luigi Mangione, has pleaded not guilty to federal charges in a high-profile case involving Brian Thompson. Though details remain scarce, the case has drawn considerable attention due to Thompson’s role as the alleged United Healthcare CEO.

Luigi Mangione, accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is set to make his first court appearance since his December arraignment on murder and terrorism charges. Facing both state and federal indictments that could include the death penalty, the case has sparked debates over jurisdiction and concerns about potential jury bias.