NEW YORK (AP) — A former federal judge who ensured attorney-client privilege was protected in a review of materials seized from ex-President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer three years ago is
Prosecutors propose ex-federal judge to review Giuliani’s mobile devices, computers for privilege issues Shayna Jacobs NEW YORK Prosecutors who orchestrated the seizure of electronic devices from Rudolph W. Giuliani s home and office have proposed that the same former federal judge who screened records belonging to Michael Cohen another lawyer who represented former president Donald Trump should be tapped to oversee privilege review for the former New York mayor. The retired judge, Barbara Jones, should be appointed to handle the sensitive matter “because her background and the resources available to her at her law firm will allow her to complete a privilege review in a fair and efficient manner,” Assistant U.S. Attorneys Rebekah Donaleski, Aline R. Flodr and Nicolas Roos wrote in a letter to U.S. District Court Judge J. Paul Oetken that was filed to the court docket Thursday night.
Restoring a familiar figure from the Michael Cohen saga, the government asked a judge to reinstall the same special master from that case to review Rudy Giuliani and Victoria Toensing's seized files. The post Rudy Giuliani Agrees to Have the Same Special Master That Michael Cohen Did for Attorney-Client Privilege Review first appeared on Law & Crime.
NEW YORK (AP) A former federal judge who ensured attorney-client privilege was protected in a review of materials seized from ex-President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer three years ago is again the favorite to do the same chore after raids on Rudolph Giuliani’s home and office, prosecutors said Thursday. Prosecutors recommended the appointment of Barbara […]