My post points that NYT refuse to report on the issue because their readers might actually learn the truth, which is for them hard to digest.
They were talking about you.
Durham: Perkins Coie Allies Connected to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Campaign Spied on Trump’s Internet Traffic While Trump Was President
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My post points that NYT refuse to report on the issue because their readers might actually learn the truth, which is for them hard to digest.
They were talking about you.
Abatis
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Durham has more time . . .
I had hoped this would move along, the tolling of the speedy trial clock was ended on Feb 18th and it looked like it was on schedule with jury selection starting on May 16.
Oh well . . .
I had hoped this would move along, the tolling of the speedy trial clock was ended on Feb 18th and it looked like it was on schedule with jury selection starting on May 16.
Oh well . . .
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Apparently lawsuits over slander shut em up
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here's the cliff notes version of this 93 page thread: Donald Trump was right. Hillary spied on him and she should be locked up along with everyone in the deep state
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You live in a fantasy land.
Abatis
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Joffe was deposed on February 11th in Alfa's lawsuit against the hackers . . .
Alfa's lawyer was exceptional; confronting Joffe with his own emails laying out the spoofing and planting of false IP trails.
Joffe invoked the 5th Amendment hundreds of times.
If Alfa's lawyer has all that, Durham has more.
Ops-Trust, remember that name . . .
Alfa's lawyer was exceptional; confronting Joffe with his own emails laying out the spoofing and planting of false IP trails.
Joffe invoked the 5th Amendment hundreds of times.
If Alfa's lawyer has all that, Durham has more.
Ops-Trust, remember that name . . .
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It took you 5 days to come up with that weak response?
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Clinton campaign seeks to block Durham access to Perkins Coie documents
Dispute over documents comes ahead of the trial of former Clinton campaign lawyer
Michael Sussmann
Clinton campaign seeks to block Durham access to Perkins Coie documents
The committee for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign is seeking to block Special Counsel John Durham from obtaining certain documents related to law firm Perkins Coie and its work with the campaign, the Democratic National Committee and opposition research firm Fusion GPS.
www.foxnews.com
The committee for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign is seeking to block Special Counsel John Durham from obtaining certain documents related to law firm Perkins Coie and its work with the campaign, the Democratic National Committee and opposition research firm Fusion GPS.
In a filing late Thursday, Hillary for America (HFA), the principal campaign committee for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, argued that certain privileged documents should be withheld based on attorney-client privilege.
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Earlier this week, during a motions hearing, government prosecutors argued that there is a "strong intersection" between the opposition research against Trump that Steele was collecting on behalf of the Clinton campaign and the allegations Sussmann presented to the FBI attempting to tie Trump to Russia’s Alfa Bank.
Sussmann’s defense attorneys called Steele a "lightening rod," and argued that introducing anything about him or his work into the trial would be prejudicial against their client.
Commentary:
Basically, attorney-client privilege only attaches to legal advice and work, Not campaign opposition research. Just because the person you hire is an attorney does not create 'privilege' as to any activity that person performs. So, performing tasks as a political hack is not covered by the privilege.
I don't believe that Perkins-Coie can claim this when they are part of the conspiracy as charged.
Attorney-client privilege is not a blanket cover for all things that involve legal counsel. For example, if a client admits to an attorney that he is guilty of murdering his wife, that cannot be withheld in court if the attorney is asked specifically about that admission by the prosecution. Nor can it be withheld in deposition if the question is specifically asked. If there is a crime involved that is discussed with an attorney, said counsel may NOT withhold any exculpatory evidence that has been admitted to or discussed.
However, I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that attorney client privilege will not be upheld in the event that it is used to perpetrate or cover up a fraud. That certainly seems to be the case here. Durham is on to something.
Hmm..., Can Hillary be fined $10k per day while blocking access to these documents?
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Obviously, you don't get up to date news living under that rock.
Michael Sussmann Resigns From Perkins Coie Amid Federal Indictment | National Law Journal
After the federal indictment on Thursday, Sussman offered his resignation to the firm. They accepted.
www.law.com
Lesh
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So there's an indictment for lying to the FBI.~~~~~~
Obviously, you don't get up to date news living under that rock.
Michael Sussmann Resigns From Perkins Coie Amid Federal Indictment | National Law Journal
After the federal indictment on Thursday, Sussman offered his resignation to the firm. They accepted.
When is the trial for this PROCESS CRIME?
WHy is Durham not filing a report?
How long has this farce been going on?
daveman
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"Your Honor, my client requests that certain documents that show her guilt be withheld."
Clinton campaign seeks to block Durham access to Perkins Coie documents
Dispute over documents comes ahead of the trial of former Clinton campaign lawyer
Michael Sussmann29 Apr 2022 ~~ By Brooke SingmanClinton campaign seeks to block Durham access to Perkins Coie documents
The committee for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign is seeking to block Special Counsel John Durham from obtaining certain documents related to law firm Perkins Coie and its work with the campaign, the Democratic National Committee and opposition research firm Fusion GPS.
The committee for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign is seeking to block Special Counsel John Durham from obtaining certain documents related to law firm Perkins Coie and its work with the campaign, the Democratic National Committee and opposition research firm Fusion GPS.
In a filing late Thursday, Hillary for America (HFA), the principal campaign committee for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, argued that certain privileged documents should be withheld based on attorney-client privilege.
~Snip~
Earlier this week, during a motions hearing, government prosecutors argued that there is a "strong intersection" between the opposition research against Trump that Steele was collecting on behalf of the Clinton campaign and the allegations Sussmann presented to the FBI attempting to tie Trump to Russia’s Alfa Bank.
Sussmann’s defense attorneys called Steele a "lightening rod," and argued that introducing anything about him or his work into the trial would be prejudicial against their client.
Commentary:
Basically, attorney-client privilege only attaches to legal advice and work, Not campaign opposition research. Just because the person you hire is an attorney does not create 'privilege' as to any activity that person performs. So, performing tasks as a political hack is not covered by the privilege.
I don't believe that Perkins-Coie can claim this when they are part of the conspiracy as charged.
Attorney-client privilege is not a blanket cover for all things that involve legal counsel. For example, if a client admits to an attorney that he is guilty of murdering his wife, that cannot be withheld in court if the attorney is asked specifically about that admission by the prosecution. Nor can it be withheld in deposition if the question is specifically asked. If there is a crime involved that is discussed with an attorney, said counsel may NOT withhold any exculpatory evidence that has been admitted to or discussed.
However, I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that attorney client privilege will not be upheld in the event that it is used to perpetrate or cover up a fraud. That certainly seems to be the case here. Durham is on to something.
Hmm..., Can Hillary be fined $10k per day while blocking access to these documents?
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Obama Birth Certificate..
If I'm allowed to say that
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All the way to the scene of the crash
Wasn't it the PROCESS CRIMES of Trump supporters that had you and your comrades glued to the TV and cheering into the wee hours of the night?
Do not worry, Durham's retribution will come like a thief during the night,.
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Investigations and indictments in THIS country (unlike your Mother Russia) are not done in retribution
The **** they aren't. Podesta and manofort were PARTNERS. Only manafort was indicted.
DURRRRRRR
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