Government,
Criminal
Sep. 29, 2020
A defendant with a pardon tops a defendant without a prosecutor
"General Michael Flynn is a defendant without a prosecutor" With that rhetorical hook, Sidney Powell, counsel for former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, began her Aug. 11 argument to an eclectic, en banc 10-judge U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in Sullivan v. Flynn. The court's 8-2 per curiam Aug. 31 opinion did not bite.
Howard Gillingham
Howard is a former Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer and federal public defender for the Western District of Michigan.
"General Michael Flynn is a defendant without a prosecutor"
With that rhetorical hook, Sidney Powell, counsel for former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, began her Aug. 11 argument to an eclectic, en banc 10-judge U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in Sullivan v. Flynn. The court's 8-2 per curiam Aug. 31 opinion did not bite.
The two dissenters...
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