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Brush back to the presidents legal team, on both counts. from both d.a.s, fani willis and alvin bragg. am i reading that right? i >> think youre reading that exactly right. so, these are both local elected prosecutors. they, even under the old heyday, under attorney general barr, they would not have been within the confines of the department of justice. but these two prosecutors have shown themselves to be very independent minded, and they are following facts and writing it down. and, yeah, thes...

Few judges in the Texas court system can claim to have served at every level—trial court, appellate court, and Texas Supreme Court.

U.S. District Court Judge Paul W. Grimm of the District of Maryland will become the director of the Bolch Judicial Institute effective Jan. 1, 2023.

Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis must still give depositions after a judge ruled on their motion to quash as part of an ongoing "sexting" case.

Reason the president of the united states is. >> jeff, its not just that theyre trying to discredit the mueller investigation, its that the documents came from the mueller investigation. is it illegal to give it to the russians who publish it? >> it depends if there was a public order, whether there was a specific order that they not share the documents. this is a very hard problem. it comes up in sophisticated criminal prosecutions a lot is that prosecutors say the defendants are bad guys. but ...

M.o., inserting false information and changing things around. people ask, for example, about wikileaks. like, wow, what exactly did -- it doesnt matter. as soon as the russians get access to something like wikileaks or get into the stream of information, theyll create whatever documents and whatever e-mails they want, theyll adjust however they want to. its very interesting they targeted the mueller investigation. you have to ask yourself, why are they concerned about the mueller investigation? ...

Originated from a dream. >> defense alleges prosecutorial misconduct arguing the victim already told prosecutors that the photo could have been a dream. they kept the case going. the prosecution says it complied with all discovery rules and is moving forward and it argues the defense has cherry picked portions of the victims deposition to attack her credibility. a missouri house committee thats investigating the governors affair is set to release the results of its probe wednesday. bret? >> bret...

Breaking news. stormy daniels attorney asks for documents. the torn intends to serve a subpoena to the company unmistakable links between the trump organization and the defendants in the lawsuit. our legal analyst is back with u us. >> this is really standard to have preservation of evidence. hes preparing for discovery, exchange of information about all the things that may come up in the lawsuit. remember, it may be in federal court. federal discovery rules allow for much of this. the most impo...

Commentator, msnbc contributor, and danny savalos, a practicing attorney, also an msnbc legal analyst. let me start with you. does the president -- first of all, danny, does he have any grounds to file a libel lawsuit here? >> no. i mean, he can, anyone can file a lawsuit, but as the most public of public figures, "the new york times" b. sullivan standard will apply to the president and he would have to show actual malice, reckless disregard of an obvious falsity, which, you know, it would be a ...

Agencies dont deal with federal prosecutors is often as dea and fbi.so if the agency didnt turn over think it will be different in front of the court as opposed to the government lawyers got it and they did not turn it over to the judge however, has already ruled that it was woelfel. and find that the government did have it. but at the january 8 hearing, we will flush that out a lot more. >> stephen, do you think the attorney general, jeff sessions investigation will help us better understand wh...