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@aram See the Antideficiency Act portion: https://www.jenner.com/en/news-insights/publications/how-a-federal-shutdown-would-affect-enforcement-investigations-bloomberg-law Also: "according to the DOJ’s Fiscal Year 2022 shutdown plan (yes, apparently we all have to routinely plan for completely avoidable shutdowns of the national government), U.S. Attorneys are not subject to furlough. Criminal litigation will proceed as normal, while civil litigation may be 'curtailed or postponed' to the extent that it does not compromise human life, safety, or the protection of property." https://dcist.com/story/23/09/26/federal-shutdown-what-to-know-dc-impacts-2023/