[Timocrat]

Prosecutors and the defense submitted to Sullivan a proposed order limiting the use of any new evidence produced by the government. The evidence can be used by Flynn's defense "solely in connection with the defense of this case, and for no other purpose, and in connection with no other proceeding." The proposed order, awaiting Sullivan's approval, also set out rules for handling "sensitive" materials.

Not sure why Flynn's lawyers would agree to this. If Flynn tries to sue McCabe for prosecutorial misconduct he won't be able to use this evidence.

[qaz123]

Because, deep down they’re buddies with Mueller and his peeps. They’ll get Flynn off. Have a very nice feather in their cap. Be able to raise their hourly rates thru the roof, when, the only reason they’re going to be able to do that, is because the new judge doens’t put up with any crap. And their buddies on the other side, will get away, unscathed to live another day, like Wiseman has.

Otherwise, Flynn would be a convicted felon, collecting a military pension.

[Flash Bazbeaux]

If evidence can be sealed, it can be unsealed. Sure, it might be more difficult to get to it, but not impossible.

[stylin19a]

not sure why Mueller would agree to it, assuming it works both ways.