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Per the opinion, Boasberg will appoint an attorney to prosecute if DOJ declines to do the job. Conceivably this could even be some private practice attorney.
I suspect that adjudication would be by a different judge in the same district.
Enforcement of any punishment would go to the US Marshals. Things would get really dicy if they decline to carry out orders received from a federal judge.
This all assumes the finding of PC survives the appeal that was just noticed.