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Roland99

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3. From Andrew Laufer...

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Original post)

Tue Feb 11, 2020, 04:12 PM

Feb 2020

This happens regularly with a changing of the guard, so to speak. DOJ attorneys are assigned cases. They can’t withdraw without consent from their supervisor.

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Roger Stone prosecutor withdraws from the case!!!! [View all] Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2020 OP

Choked on the hypocrisy? I would. Shrike47 Feb 2020 #1

Can't make this stuff up! Backseat Driver Feb 2020 #2

From Andrew Laufer... Roland99 Feb 2020 #3

This seems not to be just another Lindsay Feb 2020 #4

Changing of WHAT guard? spanone Feb 2020 #7

so Laufer is saying this is nothing out of the ordinary? (nt) stopdiggin Feb 2020 #5

He's reserving judgment. For now. Roland99 Feb 2020 #6

+1 2naSalit Feb 2020 #8

Related to the proposed reduction in sentence? The_jackalope Feb 2020 #9

I think it's the same thing in this case FBaggins Feb 2020 #11

He refused to take the personal loyalty oath. Stone has low friends in high places. Marcuse Feb 2020 #10