Trump administration should preserve Reflecting Pool evidence, judge says

A D.C. Superior Court judge has urged the Trump administration to maintain the damaged sections of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to ensure the legal case against David Hearn, a Maryland man accused of damaging the site, can proceed. The judge's directive highlights the importance of preserving evidence in high-profile cases. This move underscores the judicial system's commitment to ensuring that justice is served, even when the accused has connections to prominent political figures. The decision could set a precedent for how similar cases involving public property are handled in the future.