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Politics : The Trump Presidency
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To: carranza2 who wrote (69949)5/4/2018 11:01:07 PM
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" Can you see how that might affect the legality of the search of Cohen’s office?"

No. Did you hear the judge say "Maybe send it to the US Attorney, like Mueller did with Cohen"?

Ellis’ comments, however, do not portend failure for Mueller’s prosecution of Manafort. For one, Mueller’s team has also brought money laundering and illegal-lobbying charges against Manafort in a D.C. federal court; while Manafort made similar arguments there about Mueller’s ostensible lack of authority, the D.C. judge seemed much more skeptical of his reasoning than Ellis did. Moreover, Ellis noted that his remarks did not indicate that the charges against Manafort were “illegitimate,” suggesting that perhaps they could be handled more appropriately by the local U.S. attorney’s office.
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