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In reply to the discussion: Buzzfeed: GSA Attorney says Mueller obtained Trump emails legally [View all]
 

Sophia4

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18. Yes. The worst would be if the judge decided not to allow some of them
Reply to regnaD kciN (Reply #4)
Sun Dec 17, 2017, 01:57 AM
Dec 2017

seems to me. I'm not saying that will happen. I'm just saying that would be the worst thing that could happen. Mueller probably did nothing wrong.

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Buzzfeed: GSA Attorney says Mueller obtained Trump emails legally [View all] marylandblue Dec 2017 OP
So, at worst, the e-mails can't be admitted at trial. Sophia4 Dec 2017 #1
I think you've got it backwards... regnaD kciN Dec 2017 #4
Yes. The worst would be if the judge decided not to allow some of them Sophia4 Dec 2017 #18
Yes, the emails can be suppressed at trial if a judge agrees, but marylandblue Dec 2017 #5
Ouch! calimary Dec 2017 #24
Because trump team wants to taint Mueller's work and get him thrown off the case. Otherwise shraby Dec 2017 #6
Mueller office determined a letter was sufficient. Roland99 Dec 2017 #2
In other words, both the GSA and Special Counsel agreed that no warrant was needed marylandblue Dec 2017 #8
Right wingers are scared... IluvPitties Dec 2017 #3
Well, it's not just what's in the e-mails... regnaD kciN Dec 2017 #7
A beautiful thing. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2017 #9
But the only thing they would have lied about marylandblue Dec 2017 #10
That makes sense. calimary Dec 2017 #23
Hope your scenario is correct. You make good.points. Alice11111 Dec 2017 #27
Welcome to DU, IluvPitties! calimary Dec 2017 #25
So, that pretty much puts Mueller and team in the clear on the emails. Akoto Dec 2017 #11
It doesn't even matter- dawg day Dec 2017 #15
The gang that can't shoot straight wouldn't know a law if it kicked them in the ass. greatauntoftriplets Dec 2017 #12
I've posted this elsewhere in a similar thread but TomSlick Dec 2017 #13
That's all they got? dawg day Dec 2017 #14
This is the letter that counsel to "Trump for America" sent to the Congressional committees DonaldsRump Dec 2017 #16
Even better. Where the lawyers safeinOhio Dec 2017 #17
Good question. Sophia4 Dec 2017 #20
The .gov emails are the best evidence they could come up with against Mueller. herding cats Dec 2017 #19
Geeez, how else would he do it, call Putin? L. Coyote Dec 2017 #21
"appropriate criminal process" equals "warrants given" joshcryer Dec 2017 #22
Of course we should expect them to fight back aggressively. Alice11111 Dec 2017 #26
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