The Wall Street Journal first reported the White House request, which CBS News and Fox News later confirmed. So far, the Justice Department has not decided to pursue another case. Pirro subsequently visited the White House carrying a box of evidence from the investigation. Brendan SMIALOWSKI / POOL / AFP via Getty ImagesThe Journal reports the White House later contacted the Justice Department’s Criminal Division about whether Hearn could be prosecuted again. A Justice Department spokeswoman said the department determines whether crimes have been committed based on the evidence, facts and law.