Judge rejects Mueller's request for delay in Russian troll farm case

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8. Immaculate researcher SpicyFiles downloaded and posted documents, emails and letters

related to this case today. The documents are from the Pacer (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) website.

A small fraction of her post:

In which we find out on April 11, 2018, “counsel entered appearances on behalf of one of the defendants, Concord [Caterting]“ and the Special Counsel discloses:

“...counsel sent broad-ranging requests for information to the government. Counsel sought a bill of particulars, demanding 51 categories of information, including details about online platforms the government has discovered, individuals believed to have been involved in charged and uncharged activity, and names of potential witnesses.”

requested discovery, including of all statements, recordings, or electronic surveillance of Concord officers and employees,

Attachment B, at 1-3, and, as “a predicate” to motions practice, information about more than 70 years of American foreign policy—“each and every instance” from “1945 to present” where the U.S. government “engaged in operations to interfere with elections and political processes in any foreign country,” (emphasis added)

All documents can be seen here:

https://maddogpac.com/blogs/spicy-files/internet-reseach-group-et-al-indictment-updated