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Summary of 8-11 Hearing on the Flynn Case
[Federalist] For nearly four hours Tuesday morning, the full D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals drilled attorneys for Michael Flynn, the Department of Justice, and Judge Emmet Sullivan on a wide range of issues, from the scope of Federal Rules of Criminal Procedures 48(a), which provides that "the government may, with leave of court, dismiss an indictment, information, or complaint," to the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers, the propriety of mandamus, and the need for Sullivan to recuse from the Flynn caseSeems the Circuit Court wants to prevent Sullivan from further obvious judicial abuse and looks for a quiet and subtle way to get this done without acknowledging the abuse. Related: D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals: 2020-06-24 Appeals court orders judge to dismiss Flynn charges D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals: 2020-05-20 Flynn attorney files emergency appeal to shut down Judge Sullivan's orders, boot him from case D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals: 2020-03-07 House asks full appeals court to rehear McGahn case Posted by: lord garth 2020-08-12 |
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