It’s a fact. Criminal conduct between an attorney and their client is not protected by privilege. You can think what like like as to whether or not that occurred here (as I previously said), but that rule regarding exceptions to attorney-client privilege is a fact.
Oh it’s Trollonal. Again.
The exception you note is so exceptional, the number of cases where it’s been used is vanishingly small.
If it weren’t, the entire legal population on the border would be in jail today. Adrian Fontes in line first.
And the absurdity of claiming that it’s “normal” in a case involving the President of the United States is so beyond the pale it’s laughable.
Garland and his underling Graves are pursuing a political prosecution unlike any ever seen in this country. They are engaged in the single most grotesque abuse of power ever perpetrated by a so-called administration. They have deligitimized the entire Federal department of “justice” as they turned it into a Soviet political terror machine.
Garland is merely the next generation of Genrikh Yagoda.
And you can be sure this will be a topic of the upcoming Congressional hearings on DoJ.
Seeya Troll.