Epstein Secrets

ecured the conviction of Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney to the President, upon a plea of guilty to a multi-count information. Of note, Cohen pleaded guilty to making unlawful, excessive contributions to the 2016 presidential campaign in the form of payments to two women to secure their si

y to the President Convicted of Campaign Finance Crimes, Tax Evasion and Fraud: In August 2018, the Public Corruption Unit secured the conviction of Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney to the President, upon a plea of guilty to a multi-count information. Of note, Cohen pleaded guilty to making unlawfu

making false statements to a financial institution. In December 2018, Cohen was sentenced to 36 months' imprisonment. • Nine Defendants, Including Joseph Percoco, Former Executive Deputy Secretary to the Governor, and Alain Kaloyeros, President Of SUNY Polytechnic Institute, Convicted of Federal Corruption an

ases that spun off from Mr. Mueller's investigation — including those being conducted by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan involving Michael D. Cohen and Mr. Trump's business — would continue unaffected. No matter what the special counsel concludes, the findings will be sure to send shock waves th

isten, who served as deputy counsel on the Senate Watergate Committee. The Russia investigation has also produced unexpected leads, especially from Cohen, Trump's former lawyer. After he pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations for the hush money payments, Cohen told the court in New York that T

's office targeted the administration's construction contracts for undisclosed conflicts of interest. Among those who were ultimately convicted were Joseph Percoco, Cuomo's former top aide and campaign manager, and Alain Kaloyeros, the former president of the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute.

ases that spun off from Mr. Mueller's investigation — including those being conducted by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan involving Michael D. Cohen and Mr. Trump's business — would continue unaffected. No matter what the special counsel concludes, the findings will be sure to send shock waves th

isten, who served as deputy counsel on the Senate Watergate Committee. The Russia investigation has also produced unexpected leads, especially from Cohen, Trump's former lawyer. After he pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations for the hush money payments, Cohen told the court in New York that T

's office targeted the administration's construction contracts for undisclosed conflicts of interest. Among those who were ultimately convicted were Joseph Percoco, Cuomo's former top aide and campaign manager, and Alain Kaloyeros, the former president of the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute.

was discouraging women from making sexual misconduct complaints and making it difficult for alleged victims to speak to law enforcement. CNN (05/11, Cohen), Washington Post (05/11, Harris), Washington Examiner (05/11, Bide), New York Times (05/11, Barnes), NBC News (05/11, Luce), and Reuters (05/11, L

omo Aide's Bribery Conviction Reuters (05/11, Raymond, Chung) reported that the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday overturned the bribery conviction of Joseph Percoco, an ex-aide to Democratic former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, in a ruling that further limits the ability of federal prosecutors to pursue corrup