Epstein Secrets

sque parody of a trial. The government's lawyer, Douglas Letter, repeatedly invoked the privilege of state

S. District Judge John Bates in November 2010. The transcript from the hearing reads like a Kafkaesque parody of a trial. The government's lawyer, Douglas Letter, repeatedly invoked the privilege of state secrecy, arguing that "as far as the allegations there is a kill list, et cetera, we're not confirming o

s in response to a request from top House lawyer Douglas Letter, according to Capitol Police General Couns

yer revealed Monday." Politico says "the department provided the footage to the impeachment managers in response to a request from top House lawyer Douglas Letter, according to Capitol Police General Counsel Thomas DiBiase, who made the disclosures in a sworn affidavit he submitted in one of the criminal cases

sue in the lower courts." The House's top lawyer, Douglas Letter, "urged the justices to immediately effec

urged the High Court "to take its final formal steps on the matter so lawmakers can reignite the issue in the lower courts." The House's top lawyer, Douglas Letter, "urged the justices to immediately effectuate their July 9 ruling on the House's subpoena for Trump's records," which would enable the House to "r

rs in response to a request from top House lawyer Douglas Letter, according to Capitol Police General Coun

awyer revealed Monday: Politico says "the department provided the footage to the impeachment managers in response to a request from top House lawyer Douglas Letter, according to Capitol Police General Counsel Thomas DiBiase, who made the disclosures in a sworn affidavit he submitted in one of the criminal case

"In a filing late Monday, the House's top lawyer, Douglas Letter, urged the [Supreme Court] to immediately

d other matters.'" House Democrats will revive a legal effort to get Trump's financial records. "In a filing late Monday, the House's top lawyer, Douglas Letter, urged the [Supreme Court] to immediately effectuate their July 9 ruling on the House's subpoena for Trump's records. Once the ruling is in force,

York Times (11/18, Savage, 18.61M) reports that Douglas Letter, the general counsel for the House, told

fying." House Investigators Looking Into Whether Trump Lied In Written Answers To Mueller. The New York Times (11/18, Savage, 18.61M) reports that Douglas Letter, the general counsel for the House, told a federal appeals court Monday that House impeachment investigators are "exploring whether President Trum