nat4900
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The simple answer to the question posed in the thread's title is that "immunity" allows a witness to testify (in some cases waving one's 5th amendment rights) without fear of inculpating oneself....
Prior to such immunity being given, a witness meets with prosecutors in what lawyers call a "proffer session" where the information is gauged for both relevancy and accuracy.
The two guys mentioned in the thread's title have much to offer prosecutors regarding Cohen AND Trump. Sleepless nights for Cohen...for sure.....but even more nightmares for Trump AND his family.
Prior to such immunity being given, a witness meets with prosecutors in what lawyers call a "proffer session" where the information is gauged for both relevancy and accuracy.
The two guys mentioned in the thread's title have much to offer prosecutors regarding Cohen AND Trump. Sleepless nights for Cohen...for sure.....but even more nightmares for Trump AND his family.