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9. He didn't end the case, but it was more of a warning.

Wed May 30, 2018, 02:23 PM

May 2018

That if he continues to talk about an open case as he is, it'll be thrown out.

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Avenatti withdraws motion to represent Stormy Daniels in Cohen case [View all] WiseElder May 2018 OP

This is for the criminal case against Cohen, right? apnu May 2018 #1

Yes...assuming Kimba Woods isn't presiding. brooklynite May 2018 #2

Not Sure I Understand.... global1 May 2018 #3

Only in Cohen's criminal case - i.e. Avenatti can't file an amicus brief. lagomorph777 May 2018 #12

The judge didn't put the intervenor motion on hold jberryhill May 2018 #5

Can one of DUs legal experts break this down for the rest of us? procon May 2018 #7

He didn't end the case, but it was more of a warning. bearsfootball516 May 2018 #9

I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on television.... Brother Buzz May 2018 #11

Can anyone provide the awesomerwb1 May 2018 #8

No kidding meadowlark5 May 2018 #10

I'll write one up later, if you promise to read it jberryhill May 2018 #13

He's not withdrawing as Stormy Daniels' lawyer in her civil case The Velveteen Ocelot May 2018 #26

Thanks! nt meadowlark5 May 2018 #28

I promise to read it if I see it. RandomAccess May 2018 #16

I will read it if it is going to be on the mid term. grantcart May 2018 #18

Need to format the post to 4 paragraphs per LBN rules. nt BumRushDaShow May 2018 #15

Sounds plausible though. 7962 May 2018 #32

At first I was impressed with him. Honeycombe8 May 2018 #23

OK the quick quick version DaDeacon May 2018 #19

I said quick, not comprehensive. LOL, that's true also. n/t DaDeacon May 2018 #25

I was never sure why Avenatti/Stormy intervened in the Cohen case.... Honeycombe8 May 2018 #22

C'mon people it isn't that hard. gibraltar72 May 2018 #27

Good!!! thanks! nt SWBTATTReg May 2018 #31