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Louisiana Rep. Jefferson Wins Temporary Delay in Bribery Probe
Jefferson wants the appellate court to allow him to look at the seized materials before the special review team to determine whether any of the documents fell into the category of legislative privilege.
Investigators had held off on reviewing the records because the outcry on Capitol Hill
According to a government court filing last week, Jefferson also is under investigation in "at least seven other schemes in which the congressman sought things of value in exchange for his performance of official acts."
14 posted on
07/28/2006 2:31:58 PM PDT by
kcvl
To: kcvl
"Jefferson wants the appellate court to allow him to look at the seized materials before the special review team to determine whether any of the documents fell into the category of legislative privilege."
"Legislative Privilege" can only refer to Jefferson's internal communications with his staff. I obviously expect the congressman has a different opinion, but the idea of "privilege" in this instance must be very narrow.
42 posted on
07/28/2006 5:36:53 PM PDT by
StJacques
(Liberty is always unfinished business)
To: kcvl
Jefferson wants the appellate court to allow him to look at the seized materials before the special review team to determine whether any of the documents fell into the category of legislative privilege. Like every bit of incriminating evidence?
54 posted on
07/28/2006 8:46:55 PM PDT by
steveegg
(Let's make the deeply-saddened Head KOmmie deeply soddened in Nov. - deny the 'RATs the election)
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