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Sunriser13

(612 posts) Sun Nov 11, 2018, 12:27 AM Nov 2018

Curious about Trump/Cohen

Is there anything considered attorney-client privilege that would apply in such a way as to make any of Cohen's testimony or evidence obtained from Cohen inadmissible in a future Trump indictment or trial?

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Curious about Trump/Cohen (Original Post) Sunriser13 Nov 2018 OP

I remember they hired a retired judge to sort out dawg day Nov 2018 #1

dawg day

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1. I remember they hired a retired judge to sort out

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Sun Nov 11, 2018, 01:32 AM

Nov 2018

what was privileged and what wasn't. remember that's when it came out Cohen just had three clients.

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