The Chicago Sun-Times reports that the Justice Department is questioning U.S. District Judge April Perry's authority to hold a "mini-trial" over the collapsed "Broadview Six" case, where U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros and other prosecutors face possible sanctions or criminal contempt. Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward raised the possibility of prosecutors invoking the Fifth Amendment, while Perry complained the government's record production fell short and ordered Boutros to testify Nov. 16.