The Mueller Report thread

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(05-11-2020, 03:52 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: He told him that the quickest way to get it over with would be to not involve anyone else and that doing so would mean DoJ involvement. Not a lie, and not telling him to not bring a lawyer. This is sneaky, but not illegal.


Because law enforcement always prefers people not bring their lawyer. Again, sneaky, but not illegal.


Once again, sneaky, but not illegal.


I legitimately have not seen anything about this.


Evidence of the FBI operating legally and under business as usual? Yes.

So not informing someone of their Right to Counsel is just "sneaky"?

Got it. I simply asked a hypothetical that could become a possibility and am now being asked to provide empirical proof.

But none of this matters to you and others on this board. You don't like Trump, you don't like Flynn, you don't like Barr so any possible corruption/ wrong doing by the FBI that the DOJ determined was severe enough to have the case dismissed doesn't matter and can be swept away as simply as : "He admitted it"