[Alberta's Child]

That's not exactly the way a court order like that works. Mueller may have turned over everything he had in December, but the order is written in such a way that it obligates him to keep turning more things over as he finds them.

I suspect a lot of what has been turned over most recently includes information related to McCabe's firing. For example, Mueller would not have had the FBI's OPR report on McCabe back in December, since it wasn't issued until a few weeks ago.

[mass55th]

If that's the case, then we should have heard about Mueller turning over the evidence he had when the Judge's order in December was made. I did a search and found info on the December order, then found another order by the same Judge in February. This one was for ‘Exculpatory Evidence’. This February 23rd article from Jonathan Turley is interesting:

Did Mueller Withhold Evidence From Michael Flynn?

[klsparrow]

The prosecution has to turn over everything at that point and anything new in the future that that they may have come up with. The deference does not have to turn over anything. Familiar with this because of a murder trial involving two members of out family that were killed. There was a lot that has come out about the FBI and things they did and said I would bet Mueller dot not inform the defense of this. Why he had his judge and everything was going great until he was kicked off the case and a new judge came in.