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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Poiuyt
(18,272 posts)7. Does this mean that Cohen can restrict what the prosecutors can see?
And is Cohen getting the originals or copies?
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Where is our DU attorney??? Who cares that they get to REVIEW them as long as they
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#52
You want it all "by-the-book" so that there can be no appeals, no spin, no belly-aching.
lindysalsagal
Apr 2018
#4
This is from The Hill: "Judge rules Cohen can see seized documents before prosecutors"
oberliner
Apr 2018
#22
This story seems to have come out after the court hearing - seems coming out of
asiliveandbreathe
Apr 2018
#18
The way I understood it, is she probably will let a filter team go through and maybe a
shraby
Apr 2018
#19
Hey now, the guys been busy, Lint (previously booked *social engagements* must be honored, see?)
Leghorn21
Apr 2018
#56
Here are two articles that SEEM to contradict that. Interesting how different the takes are.
pnwmom
Apr 2018
#37