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Discovery process so far, what they say today is that that material that theyve obtained in discovery thus far, it has all of the sudden turned up in russia in altered form, doctored and then used for what appears to be a kind of disinformation campaign to try to publicly discredit the mueller investigation, using u.s. journalists as part of the ploy. what? this is from the filing. quote, on october 22nd, 2018, so this past october, the newly created twitter account hackingredstone published the...

It really means to have a truly fair trial. if you werent allowed to see any of this evidence beforehand, if you werent allowed to see the material that they used to build their case against you, you really wouldnt have a reasonable chance on the defense side at beating the prosecutors case, right? when the discovery process works the way its supposed to, you are supposed to be protected from being blindsided by evidence you didnt know was coming at you. so if theyre using witnesses to testify a...

Online file sharing portal. the web page included file folders and structs that are unique to the files produced by the government in discovery, including tracking numbers assignsed by the special counsels office. what this means is that as a criminal defendant, obviously concord management is entitled to the same rights as any criminal defendant. they are entitled to see what the government has against them in terms of evidence. what evidence the government has used to build its case against co...

Offer an equally or more compelling story about the same set of facts. is it is a case that is based on documents and records ahead of your trial, you will need to see, you will get to see what those documents and records are. so you can maybe challenge the veracity of those documents and records or put them in different context, or otherwise build up your case against what prosecutors are trying to use as evidence to prove. whatever prosecutors want to charge you with, you as a criminal defenda...

That trial to get everything they can from the u.s. justice department about the russia investigation, about robert mueller, about the work of the special counsels office. theyve been using the discovery process, the fact that theyre appearing in court as a defendant, theyve been trying to get whatever evidence they can about what allowed mueller to compile these charges, what evidence they were able to pile up against all these russian entities. so theyre thinking no actual russians need to fac...

Made a calculated decision to have one of its companies appear, submit to the jurisdiction of u.s. courts and then engage in the discovery process. so they can see more of our stuff. >> thats really interesting. chuck rosenberg, well have to leave it there. i love having you on. ben collins, you, too. ayesha and shannon, stick around. were talking 2020. howard schultz coming face-to-face with another hostile crowd. while a senator and former vp question whether theres even room for them. plus,...

The special counsel spells out about the nature of this material as it was posted online. what theyre saying here in this filing is that this wasnt just the material from the discovery process that got handed over to these lawyers, that got somehow hijacked or diverted and then handed off and then it was uploaded wholesale to a public space it shouldnt be. theyre not saying thats what happened here. what the special counsel is saying here is that their discovery materials were clearly obtained i...

And the discovery process is the process by which you the defendant are entitled to get from prosecutors the material that theyve used to build their case against you, to get you charged with this crime in the first place. the reason you have a right to see that stuff before your trial, it makes sense when you think in broad terms about what it really means to have a truly fair trial. if you werent allowed to see any of this evidence beforehand, if you werent allowed to see the material that the...

Get to that in a second be. threw are two substantive things here. one is why is robert mueller so mad about this? i mean, to me, this is sort of amazing as a plot point. i dont know that i get it in terms of legal significance, but in terms of the human drama here, what is amazing is what the special counsel spells out about the nature of this material as it was posted online. what theyre saying here in this filing is that this wasnt just the material from the discovery process that got handed ...

And the prosecutors say those thousand plus files were mixed in with lots of other files that they call, quote, totally irrelevant. and thats part of why the special counsels office appears to be so miffed here, because what theyre alleging is that this pretrial discovery process was abused in order to try to create a public perception in this country about what mueller had on russia collusion and russian interference in the election. this effort was to try to create a misimpression that mueller...