"probable cause to believe that evidence of obstruction will be found"

[Justice matters.]

Methinks DoJ is seriously focusing on Obstruction of Justice (this time).

Obstruction of Justice for months and months.

[Irish_Dem]

1. Trump should be thinking about art of the deal.

And start making plans for a settlement with the DOJ.

[msfiddlestix]

2. Hope this isn't all they're looking for. And action is at hand for this at least.

[Justice matters.]

3. I don't know about the docs themselves, but I heard they may be too sensitive...

To have to show them to the Defense team (you know they would demand to see them in order to help build their defense or they would whine endlessly about not getting to review them and then request a mistrial).

But if the FBI can flip the lawyer who lied by signing there was no more docs while there was plenty more (according to witnesses whose names are redacted). Offer a reduced sentence in exchange?

[Wounded Bear]

4. The fact that they found documents that had been requested in a prior subpoena is proof...

[Justice matters.]

5. Prosecutors need to find a solid proof of intent to not return them all.

I think they are "working" on the "lawyer" who lied by signing a false statement.

Another one willing to do extended time or a reduced sentence for rating out mango?