[Alberta's Child]

I heard an interview on the radio yesterday with a lawyer who seemed to be familiar with the intricacies of the legal aspects of this situation. What appears to be truly damning is that the guy who was supposed to be prosecuting Trump’s state case in Georgia billed the state prosecutor’s office for a trip to Washington where he met with White House lawyers. This alone may bring the whole Georgia case crashing down. For one thing, the White House lawyers — and anyone else this dope met with — are now material witnesses in the case and can be deposed by Trump’s legal team.

[Liz]

Wade and Willis should be prosecuted federally for racketeering
based on honest services wire fraud but that will never happen.

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Reality check

However, any citizen, can act as a private plaintiff:
<><>to bring a civil RICO claim against everyone involved
<><>a key charge is that Wade & Willis got paid to meet with WH personnel
<><>Biden’s WH helped to coordinate the attack (collusion).
<><>Wade’s WH billing invoices now online are the most powerful evidence
<><>The RICO venue statute is very broad,
<><>so the case could be brought in Georgia, or anywhere else there is a defendant,
<><>or any place where acts related to the conspiracy occurred.

There are any number of web sites that instruct on how to file a RICO.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

the White House lawyers — and anyone else this dope met with — are now material witnesses in the case and can be deposed by Trump’s legal team.

I hope those requests are already being drafted.

[OttawaFreeper]

It’s maybe silly of me to say this but on another thread related to this story, I mentioned that this is beginning to remind me of an old episode of M*A*S*H (The Trial of Henry Blake) in which Majors Burns and Houlihan bring Lt. Colonel Blake to a court martial on charges of giving aid and comfort to the enemy (he instead gave medical help to a small village nearby with many needy children).

Near the end, Burns and Houlihan drop the case after Hawkeye and Trapper threaten to send a letter to Burns’ wife that reads as “Dear Mrs. Burns, Since you are so proud of your husband as an officer, it is sad to report that he is frequently out of uniform, and maybe you should know with who” (read out by Radar). Fani and her people seem to show that sort of hypocrisy as well.