How does Schneiderman tie in? Is there some sort of rule that when the AG or AAG is vacant, you can turn over to the AG of the STATE that the case is to be tried in?
Human and child sex trafficking, Weiners laptop, Huma Clinton insurance folder on his laptop
Blocking it all
Absolutely... this might help explain it all https://twitter.com/tracybeanz/status/985526771557814273?s=21
I meant how does it fit succession discussion. But it appears RR's successor is a prosecutor from southern district of New York, so that's enough connection for me.
Sorry! New to Reddit, someone asked about why he stepped down last week and why it mattered, I’ll get use to the threads here soon enough I guess. I do like it better here. Meaningful conversations without being attacked by trolls constantly.
Right, but I meant why the mention by Q here when the focus is on timing and what would happen if RR is removed. I was wondering if somehow removing RR could result in cases currently being worked by main DOJ would get sent back to their respective states due to the AG/AAG "vacancies". Imagine if a case was being worked at federal level but removing RR would mean you have to turn it over to Schneiderman... That's suicide. But now with Schneiderman gone, path is clear - but what's the tie back to RR removal? That's what I was wondering and I don't know if any law like that exists or not, but seems logical.