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There are 50 different pleas after january 6th and 600 arrests, but anyone who has a tv and saw what happened on january 6th knows that thats just the tip. iceberg. there are far more people involved including people in government. what congress is trying to do is to say to the phone companies, preserve these records, just dont destroy them. they havent necessarily swhad -- say what they want or what theyre going to look at. we dont trust the individuals in congress not to delete their own phone...

Scared. its preposterous. the law recognizes attorney/client privilege. it doesnt recognize legislator/conspirator privilege. this doesnt seem like a good way to encourage compliance with future subpoenas. theres only one way that makes sense, which is if youre so divested to truth that you want to say no to every investigation. its a silly threat. he cant cite any law thats being violated, yet hes threatening retaliation. its medieval. nick, great to see you my friend to talk. were grateful to ...

The Spokane Regional Health District Board of Health held a special meeting this week so they could vote to respond to an Inlander story published...

Prosecutors dont see any evidence that could taint the prosecution. giuliani is an attorney. presumably some of his materials are entitled to the protection of attorney/client privilege, and if prosecutors or investigators should inadvertently see that material it could ultimately result in them being removed from the case. it could really damage the prosecution. so the special master will make sure that anything that is properly protected never sees the light of day with this team of prosecutor...

Allen weisselberg essentially retaliating against her for speaking out, or is that a really difficult thing to prove? >> retaliating against a witness is something that prosecutors take very seriously and stat statutes in new york give good tools to use in this regard. its easy to understand why prosecutors take this seriously. if witnesses can be intimidated with this sort of conduct, then it becomes more difficult for the criminal justice system to get to the truth of the matter. so if this be...

Dr district. that could hurt him in the other case case. >> it was one month ago his office was raided. rudy giuliani has been protesting this and not surprisingly saying that violates attorney/client privilege. the judge is saying thats no go and is now going to be put in place an independent official known as a special master. that person is going to be assigned to review of these materials to determine what could be used and what is privilege. is this good or bad news for rudy giuliani? >>. >...

And sometimes an investigate takes a year, sometimes two years and sometimes longer. part of the reason the investigate is delays, according to the reporting, i think this has been confirmed by multiple sources, that prosecutors wanted to get information from devices and premises for a while. back when bill barr was attorney general of the prior administration and so a number of months was lost and the request to execute the search warrant was denied. other reporting suggests that there are 18 d...

Communications. Insurance. First, though, I wish to comment on my role at our firm and on some resources available to you. I am General Counsel, a role I have filled since only April 1st. Before that, I practised commercial law for forty years. So I likely have far less practical experience than you have in your counsel roles. But my role, perhaps more than yours, emphasizes ethics and, in particular, conflicts. I hope therefore some of what I say may be useful to you. It will in any event qual...

Constitutional rights other nonsense, lumping them together. of course, this is from -- from a house of representatives that actually believes the attorney/client privilege doesnt apply, which should scare every lawyer in washington, d.c. more scary to the lawyers would be for their clients. they say that in writing, in letters. they dont hide it. i would ask them -- im not going to. its not my privilege to do that -- do you really believe that? do you really believe that the attorney/client pri...

The senate trial, the question becomes, well, what would be the parameters of his questioning? maybe you would give him an audience to air his russian propaganda, ukrainian conspiracy theories. you would be open to question him about all of his interactions with the president. he would say they are attorney/client privilege. it seems like a can of worms that you can cannot imagine they would be at all interested in opening up that can and seeing what crawls out of it. i cannot imagine sisters wo...