Ok.
If you said yes, this isn't the ***THREAD*** for you.
I'm just going to speculate about recent #TrumpRussia events here.
These aren't reports.
Just ideas.
Ok?
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By now there's a very good chance some have been filed as a safety valve to protect against any illegal firing of Mueller.
A sealed indictment survives the prosecutor who files it, if he's fired.
It could be amended (in theory) from time to time.
Sure.
Seems pretty likely to me. @TheDemocrats outlined what such a proposition would look like in their federal lawsuit.
I predicted a RICO indictment by Mueller in #TrumpRussia in October.
But there's more RICO possibility than just that
Yep. It is.
Mueller could charge everyone who obstructed Congress' investigations and his investigations with racketeering or RICO conspiracy.
Congressional free speech immunity ONLY applies to legislative acts
NO, and maybe not.
Just think back to the way Acting AG @SallyQYates handled Flynn's lying to the FBI. She informed the WH because they couldn't change the outcome of that case.
It's entirely possible that the DOJ is doing the same to Trump.
They may even be decoying him.
It may even be a legal trap, a sting or honeypot of sorts.
Trump can't get rid of AG Sessions because...
But Rosenstein's job overseeing Mueller is crucial because he's got a very special power in his hands as Acting AG in the #TrumpRussia investigation.
Policies are not like regulations, which have a rulemaking process and the force of law.
Certainly, nobody would argue that President Trump is too busy (golfing) to defend a criminal case
Nixon had the same problem in Watergate.
If Mueller names Trump in a series of criminal indictments as an unindicted co-conspirator, he could be called to testify against his own gang.
Even worse, if Muller proves a #TrumpRussia conspiracy he's involved in and gets convictions...
This would leave Trump without a legal defense and likely facing impeachment like Nixon
And then face all of the above problems.
Once a court establishes facts, you can't challenge them. It's called collateral estoppel.
By the time you get to the top, there's nothing left to argue except:
Does what this person did constitute a crime?
The #TrumpRussia case may be ready for major action pretty soon since the president doesn't want to sit...
Trump is drumming up excuses to skip a voluntary interview with his lawyers present in the hopes that he can fight a Grand Jury subpoena until DOJ policy precludes indictments...
But #IMHO this is a miscalculation by team Rudy/Trump.
All they need is facts...
Mueller has a lot of those in the #TrumpRussia Probe.
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