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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1129433)	4/11/2019 3:54:47 PM
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OOPS! Former Obama lawyer Craig charged in Mueller spin-off probe WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Greg Craig, a former White House counsel in the Obama administration, was charged on Thursday with lying about work he performed in 2012 for Ukraine in a case that grew out of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation. Craig, 74, faces up to 10 years in prison for charges of making false statements and violating a lobbying law. He is accused of lying to the Justice Department about his promotion of a 2012 report aimed at justifying the prosecution of a political enemy of Viktor Yanukovych, the Russian-aligned president of Ukraine at the time. finance.yahoo.com

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4/11/2019 3:56:17 PM

From: locogringo

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OOPS! Your other hero...

Michael Avenatti is hit with 36 counts of
fraud for ´stealing from clients and
lying to the IRS´ and now faces
335 YEARS in prison

Michael Avenatti has been hit with a 36-count federal indictment which alleges that for almost a decade, the loud-mouthed lawyer has been stealing from clients, hiding money from the IRS and lying. The new charges were brought on Thursday by federal prosecutors in Los Angeles and make the prospect of Avenatti spending the rest of his life in prison a more realistic one. They include 10 counts of wire fraud, 19 counts of tax fraud, two counts of bank fraud and four counts of bankruptcy fraud, the oldest of which stems from 2010.
Combined, they carry a maximum prison sentence of 335 years.

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