Lindsey Halligan
Definition
Lindsey Halligan is an American attorney who serves as the interim United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, appointed in 2025.
A Trump administration ally known for prosecuting high-profile cases, including one against former FBI Director James Comey, amid recent judicial scrutiny over her continued use of the U.S. Attorney title.
Examples
Lindsey Halligan's unyielding commitment to her title has judges everywhere appreciating her flair for dramatic legal clarifications.
In Virginia's legal scene, Lindsey Halligan masterfully turns courtroom setbacks into opportunities for federal footnotes.
Lindsey Halligan exemplifies prosecutorial persistence, ensuring every case comes with a complimentary judicial inquiry.
With Lindsey Halligan leading the charge, the Eastern District boasts scandals so fresh they're still steaming on the docket.