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The House Judiciary Committee has hired two veteran attorneys, Norm Eisen and Barry Berke, both of whom have been outspoken critics of Donald Trump. The House Judiciary Committee led by Chairman Jerry Nadler, is investigating possible 'white collar' crimes involving Trump, including ethics violations, corruption and possible obstruction of justice. This is separate from those of the Mueller investigation. These investigations are going to be Trump's worst nightmares.
House Judiciary Committee Hires Trump Legal Critics for Investigations - The New York Times
House Judiciary Committee Hires Trump Legal Critics for Investigations
Feb. 12, 2019
WASHINGTON — Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee said on Tuesday that they have retained two elite white collar litigators and prominent legal critics of President Trump to help begin inquiries into some of the most sensitive allegations involving the president, including ethics violations, corruption and possible obstruction of justice.
The committee’s chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, has not committed to opening a formal impeachment inquiry, but the addition of the two lawyers, Norman L. Eisen and Barry H. Berke, indicates that the Democrats do not intend to wait for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to finish his work to begin weighing issues that could ultimately be wrapped up in such a proceeding.
House Judiciary Committee Hires Trump Legal Critics for Investigations - The New York Times
House Judiciary Committee Hires Trump Legal Critics for Investigations
Feb. 12, 2019
WASHINGTON — Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee said on Tuesday that they have retained two elite white collar litigators and prominent legal critics of President Trump to help begin inquiries into some of the most sensitive allegations involving the president, including ethics violations, corruption and possible obstruction of justice.
The committee’s chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, has not committed to opening a formal impeachment inquiry, but the addition of the two lawyers, Norman L. Eisen and Barry H. Berke, indicates that the Democrats do not intend to wait for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to finish his work to begin weighing issues that could ultimately be wrapped up in such a proceeding.