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None of the Russians or Russian groups Mueller indicted for interference in the 2016 election was expected to ever challenge the indictments or to show up in court. That would have made it easier on Mueller because he would have been relieved of the responsibility to prove his allegations in court. An indictment is not a guilty verdict and defendants in US trials have rights. Mueller was completely taken by surprise when the lawyers for Concord Management, one of the Russian businesses indicted by Mueller, showed up in court demanding their rights, forcing Mueller to scramble to obtain court protections against delivering to the defense lawyers the materials US law demands the prosecutor give to the defense.
Concord claims innocence. Mueller charged Concord with a crime. Is Mueller right or is Concord right? In their court filed response to Mueller's indictment, lawyers for Concord said Mueller had wrongfully accused the company of a "make-believe crime," in a political effort by the special counsel to "justify his own existence" by indicting "a Russian - any Russian."
Given that the whole Mueller probe was entirely founded upon lies which proved to be lies, it looks like Concord has a pretty good case. The trial is currently set for April 2020. I am excited to see what comes out of that trial. Thank God that Concord is taking Mueller to court to prove he indicted them on phony charges for political show.
On another vein, can you tell us the name of the man Mueller said hand-carried the stolen DNC emails to Assange?
The Report states firmly that Russia interfered with the election and the Trump campaign took the help and used it to help win.