WSJ: What’s Missing in the Trump Indictment

[CowboyJD]

Again, the purpose is to extend the limits for absconders who are purposefully trying to evade the statutes of limitations. That cannot be claimed here. I guess we’ll see when Trump’s lawyers move for dismissal.


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You’re stating several broad legal conclusions as determinative facts with citing or referring to the explicit language or citing court authority Interpreting the statute in question.

Just saying….

 

[RxCowboy]

You’re stating several broad legal conclusions as determinative facts with citing or referring to the explicit language or citing court authority Interpreting the statute in question.

Just saying….

I’ve slept at a Holiday Inn Express…


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[CowboyJD]

I’ve slept at a Holiday Inn Express…


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I guess I'm good to go for making uneducated broad conclusory statements in the realm of pharmacology, etc. then.

Cool.

 

[HacklemanPoke]

I’m not an attorney. I’m also not a pharmacist. So I’ll tread lightly here

Trump just filed suit against his former attorney for $500MM claiming that Cohen broke attorney-client privilege. I know we haven’t seen evidence/gj testimony but Isn’t that basically an admission that Cohen is telling the truth? If not wouldn’t he have included defamation in his complaint?

 

[CowboyJD]

I’m not an attorney. I’m also not a pharmacist. So I’ll tread lightly here

Trump just filed suit against his former attorney for $500MM claiming that Cohen broke attorney-client privilege. I know we haven’t seen evidence/gj testimony but Isn’t that basically an admission that Cohen is telling the truth? If not wouldn’t he have included defamation in his complaint?

I think defamation is part of that claim.

I know the suit includes a claim that he broke a separate NDA in addition to attorney-client privilege (which isn’t absolute and has several “outs”) that was signed as well.