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3 Stories You Should Read 7/24/2016: Chicago Police, Ginsburg, Mueller

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In the category of:  The hotseat

Robert Mueller Says Donald Trump Could Be Charged When He Leaves Office

During his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, the former special counsel agreed that the president could be charged with obstruction of justice.

Former special counsel Robert Mueller acknowledged Wednesday that President Donald Trump could feasibly be charged with obstruction of justice after he left office.

While being questioned by Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) during testimony in front of the House Judiciary Committee, Mueller agreed that authorities could charge the president with a crime.

 

“You could charge the president of the United States with obstruction of justice after he left office?” Buck asked.

“Yes,” Mueller responded.

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In the category of:  The rumors of my demise 

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: ‘I am very much alive’

 
 
 
 
 

In the category of:  Police department sponsored doxing

Chicago Police Have Been Compiling Dossiers on People Who Speak at Police Board Meetings

Why would the Chicago Police Department be running background checks on people who sign up to speak at public meetings of the city’s police disciplinary panel?

That is what many people want to know after a public records request conducted by the Chicago Tribune revealed that since January 2018, CPD has collected information on at least 60 people in advance of their speaking at the weekly meetings—a practice that police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi confirmed has been going on since at least 2013.

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