It's not the kind of deal that you think, considering that the investigation is going after Cohen. And specifically the raid is mostly possibly because they're claiming that attorney-client privilege doesn't protect Cohen's activities which are the issues at hand.
Listen to an actual lawyer about how often this right is wavered.
This isn't some minor thing you can just throw under the rug, this had to be accepted by a federal judge.
Again, Cohen is the subject of the investigation, not Trump. If Trump was the subject of the investigation and they raided Cohen's offices to pursue that investigation, that would be a fundamental violation of attorney-client and absolutely illegal. The sign of guilt there would be that the government agency was wholly corrupt because that's some third-world shit. Instead, this is about Cohen and the fact that you're a lawyer with clients doesn't mean that you yourself are going to be immune to laws (and, in fact, one of the biggest points of contention being used to justify this is that Cohen wasn't acting in a legal capacity)
As for your 15 minute video featuring just some lawyer who has a youtube channel, you really need to present shorter, more to the point sources
shadowsword87 posted...
Revelation34 posted...
Having adulterous sex isn't a serious crime.
You are 100% right, having adulterous sex isn't a crime. Lying about it is though.
...except it isn't either, with the possible exception of lying under oath which, as we saw with Clinton, has no real ramifications.
Because apparently TSC thinks that you can just raid lawyers' offices when they're not the subject of an investigation. That's probably why the prosecution raids law offices all the time, right? ---
(\/)(\/)|-| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist.
