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World Mueller Report: Trump administration looks to drop charges against two Russian firms 'exploiting case' to obtain sensitive information
INDEPENDENT ^ | 3/16/20 | Buncomb

Posted on 03/17/2020 4:55:33 AM PDT by central_va

Donald Trump’s department of justice is seeking to drop charges against two Russian firms indicted by Robert Mueller, amid concerns they are seeking to exploit the process to obtain sensitive information, it has been reported.

The firms, Concord Management and Concord Consulting, were among 13 Russians and three entities charged by the special prosecutor in February 2018, claiming they tried to subvert the 2016 election and to support the Trump campaign.

“The indictment alleges that the Russian conspirators want to promote discord in the United States and undermine public confidence in democracy,” Rod Rosenstein, then deputy attorney general, told reporters. “We must not allow them to succeed.”

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To: bert

There was none. United States v. Concord Management and Consulting LLC. was created during the Trump-Russia collusion hoax. Like the indictment of 12 GRU officers, the Concord indictment was filed with no expectation that the Russians, residing in Russia, would ever show up in an American court room to defend themselves, and Mueller office could boast it had brought some two dozen indictments.

Special Council Robert Mueller indicted the proverbial ham sandwich. Concord Catering had also been charged, which did not exist during 2016 presidential election.

rwood


21 posted on 03/17/2020 6:09:40 AM PDT by Redwood71
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To: central_va

The actual reason is the firms did not bow to Muller and fought back by going to court. This resulted in the requirement that Muller disclose everything during discovery which would kill the whole thing and bring the spotlight back on the gov. So this is actually bad because it prevents discovery and opening up the sordid mess.


22 posted on 03/17/2020 6:10:32 AM PDT by KeyWest (Help stamp out taglines! They are obamanations.)
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To: central_va

“...they are seeking to exploit the process to obtain sensitive information.”

BS. They were never expected to actually go to court, i.e., Mueller and Weinstein got caught with their puds in their hands and they were afraid that their manufactured evidence would be exposed.


23 posted on 03/17/2020 6:16:30 AM PDT by ManHunter (You can run, but you'll only die tired... Army snipers: Reach out and touch someone)
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To: ManHunter

“...they are seeking to exploit the process to obtain sensitive information.”

Something that is usually called “due process” when someone is indicted and tried.
The Mueller “Probe” was not about due process.


24 posted on 03/17/2020 6:22:15 AM PDT by TigersEye (MAGA - 16 more years! - KAG)
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To: All

Sorry for the non COVID thread, back to All Corona, All the Time™.


25 posted on 03/17/2020 6:30:47 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn....)
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To: Freee-dame

“These were ridiculous indictments in the first place. They helped promote the .... Russia is interfering in our elections .... theme. They were never meant to be prosecuted.”

Exactly, you hit the nail on the head.


26 posted on 03/17/2020 7:51:16 AM PDT by Parley Baer
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To: Freee-dame

So, the defendants actually wanted to see the evidence against them, and the prosecution wasn’t prepared for that ... fric...in idiots.


27 posted on 03/17/2020 8:56:51 AM PDT by PUGACHEV
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To: central_va

These indictments are completely ridiculous, so it is good that they are being dropped. The US government should be compensating these people for their wasted time and money.


28 posted on 03/17/2020 10:08:16 AM PDT by billakay
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To: central_va

Donald Trump’s department of justice is seeking to drop charges against two Russian firms indicted by Robert Mueller, amid concerns they are seeking to exploit the process to obtain sensitive information, it has been reported.


Umm yeah. Mueller’s team brought the charges only for publicity. There was no one charged that was subject to US control.

This is exactly why people said it was stupid at the time.


29 posted on 03/17/2020 2:59:54 PM PDT by lepton ("It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into"--Jonathan Swift)
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To: Pollard

Charges were probably as bogus as the Mueller investigation itself.


At least some of them certainly seemed that way...and no way to prosecute in any case.


30 posted on 03/17/2020 3:02:10 PM PDT by lepton ("It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into"--Jonathan Swift)
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