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In a complaint targeting the cryptocurrency work supporting Yevgeniy Prigozhin’s trolling operation, the government may have provided evidence that two of his employees are transferring funds from official accounts into their own personal accounts.
After almost two years during which Concord Management has used its prosecution as a fishing expedition, the government has now turned the tables.
The NSA appears to have stopped trying to collect Call Detail Records under the USA Freedom Act.
As I disclosed last month, I provided information to the FBI on issues related to the Mueller investigation, so I’m going to include disclosure statements on Mueller investigation posts from here on out. I will include the disclosure whether or not the stuff I shared with the FBI pertains to the subject of the post. Lawfare has […]
Putin’s chef is okay with the requirement that sensitive material turned over in discovery in the case against his company (and also him) stays in this country — so long as his top lawyer is permitted to sneak that sensitive material out in his socks.
The Putin crony whose companies and person got charged in the Internet Research Agency indictment has made it clear he’s going to inflict a cost on DOJ for doing so. It may have repercussions on how Mueller will proceed with other legal cases, not to mention similar cases in the future.
If you’re going to pay to develop dirt, make sure that the blowback from it doesn’t cost more in terms of dollars and damage than the actual dossier itself.
The Republican and Russian lawfare surrounding the Steele dossier has always felt very well coordinated. Did Manafort help make that happen?
Between all the legal actions in the UK and US, Christopher Steele and his colleagues have been made to reveal some sketchy information about the Trump dossier.
Lawfare just made the craziest argument: that the center-left is only now embracing the Intelligence Community.
