Barr Releases the Mueller Report to Congress and the American People (legal, lawyers)

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by hbdwihdh378y9

But there weren't any such attempts.

Did you read the report, there are 10 areas for possible obstruction.

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by Quick Enough

"He instructed" He did NOT!

You CANNOT be charge with Obstruction of Justice when NO obstruction of justice took place.

Strange how Lindsey Graham has changed.

Lindsey Graham 1999: He doesn’t have to say ‘let’s obstruct justice’ for it to be a crime.
Lindsey Graham 2019: If the report indicates no collusion found by Mueller, done, over, for me.

[ChiGeekGuest]

Originally Posted by hbdwihdh378y9

No - I mean nothing like that at all.

Those are not acts. That's general legal analysis.

What did Trump do that constituted obstruction of justice?

Mr. Mueller's investigative report is based on the specific facts, the summary of evidence, & applicable legal standards.

Also the topic of the OP, which is why I asked you to clarify.

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Strange how Lindsey Graham has changed.

Lindsey Graham 1999: He doesn’t have to say ‘let’s obstruct justice’ for it to be a crime.
Lindsey Graham 2019: If the report indicates no collusion found by Mueller, done, over, for me.

He is correct in both instances....whats the problem?

[hbdwihdh378y9]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Did you read the report, there are 10 areas for possible obstruction.

I don't think any of those things could be characterized as "obstructing the special prosecutor". Firing Comey obstructed the special prosecutor, who hadn't even been appointed yet? Please.

And I don't want you pointing to someone else's thoughts. You give me your thoughts. Name one act by Trump that constituted obstruction of justice, in your opinion.

[ChiGeekGuest]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Did you read the report, there are 10 areas for possible obstruction.

I think he may be confused about the topic of the OP:

Originally Posted by Ibginnie

This redacted version of the Mueller report is sure to be contested. Congress will want to see what is under the redactions.

To court we go!


***Read the report HERE on the DOJ website.***

[GotHereQuickAsICould]

For those who are unable to read the report, but continue to ask repeatedly about what did Trump do, here are a couple summaries of the ten areas of obstruction of justice from the redacted report..

https://thehill.com/policy/national-...obstruction-by

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/obstruc...ueller-report/

[hbdwihdh378y9]

Originally Posted by ChiGeekGuest

Mr. Mueller's investigative report is based on the specific facts, the summary of evidence, & applicable legal standards.

Also the topic of the OP, which is why I asked you to clarify.

Can you name one act by Trump that constituted obstruction of justice?

[hbdwihdh378y9]

Originally Posted by GotHereQuickAsICould

For those who are unable to read the report, but continue to ask repeatedly about what did Trump do, here are a couple summaries of the ten areas of obstruction of justice from the redacted report..

https://thehill.com/policy/national-...obstruction-by

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/obstruc...ueller-report/

I do not want summaries somewhere else. I want someone to stand behind one specific thing that Trump did so we can evaluate that thing against the legal standard for obstruction.

But no one will do that, because apparently none of you have any idea what obstruction actually is. You're just parroting the mainstream media's stupid claim that there are ten things that could be obstruction of justice.

Pick one of those ten and say, yes, that is obstruction of justice, and then let's look at the law and discuss whether it is.

[ChiGeekGuest]

Originally Posted by hbdwihdh378y9

Can you name one act by Trump that constituted obstruction of justice?

Do you require my 8 page executive summary or my 400 page report?