Peter Strzok Alleges DOJ Violated His Rights In New Court Filing

Peter Struck, a former FBI agent, is suing the DOJ for wrongful termination, claiming his rights to free speech and privacy were violated after anti-Trump text messages were exchanged with Lisa Page. The DOJ argues that Struck's role in the Russia investigation required a higher level of caution regarding his speech and that he should not have expected privacy on an FBI-issued phone. Both Struck and Page have sued the DOJ and FBI, alleging the release of their messages to the media was unlawful.

What is the main reason Peter Struck is suing the DOJ?

• For being transferred to another department

• For being denied a promotion

• For alleged wrongful termination

• For not receiving a bonus

Why was Peter Struck removed from the Russia investigation?

• For failing a background check

• For leaking confidential information

• Because of text messages criticizing Trump

• Due to a conflict of interest

What do Struck and Lisa Page allege about their firing?

• It was due to budget cuts

• It was due to a reorganization

• It was because of political pressure from Trump

• It was a result of poor performance

What does the DOJ argue about Struck's expectation of privacy?

• He should have expected complete privacy

• His messages were private because they were personal

• He should not have expected privacy on an FBI-issued phone

• His messages were encrypted and secure

What do Struck and Page claim about the release of their text messages?

• It was done with their consent

• It was lawful and justified

• It was a routine procedure

• It was unlawful