In Ethics Seminar, Lawyers Say They’d Report A Client For Legally Owning A Gun
The fact the client owned a gun and had firearm permits was enough to label him as reasonably certain to cause death or serious bodily harm and report him to the police.
5 Times The Mueller Probe Broke Prosecutorial Rules That Ensure Justice
There are rules against using the power and authority of a prosecutor to smear a defendant without giving him his day in court.
How Forcing Michael Cohen To Divulge Attorney-Client Communications Damages The Rule Of Law
This cooked-up pretext to invade the president’s attorney-client privilege is a stain of shame on the rule of law and tramples on a 500-year-old rule that protects our common law tradition.
Why The FBI’s Raid On Michael Cohen Sets A Dangerous Precedent
In his obsessive pursuit of President Trump, Robert Mueller has deprived Trump of his right to the counsel of his choice. Setting this precedent for Trump sets it for everyone.
Comey ‘Friend’ Who Leaked FBI Memos Now Claims To Be His Attorney
A friend of James Comey who leaked classified documents at Comey’s request now claims to be the former FBI director’s personal attorney.