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marie999

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29. So the grand jury will see these records.

Reply to BlueIdaho (Reply #17)

Thu Jul 9, 2020, 01:06 PM

Jul 2020

I am assuming that the members of the grand jury will not include anyone who has had a close family member die from the Covid-19 because we wouldn't want anyone to leak the documents.

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Supreme Court says Manhattan prosecutor may see Trump's personal financial records [View all] ancianita Jul 2020 OP

Criminal case expected safeinOhio Jul 2020 #1

How does that make them available to the public? FOIA? Maraya1969 Jul 2020 #2

Very likely. Also, after prosecutions begin, they're probably public. Don't forget the ancianita Jul 2020 #3

This is a state court issue (NYAG), not federal (SDNY), so Barr has no influence. eggplant Jul 2020 #18

Ah, okay. I was unaware and thought it was through SDNY. Thank you. ancianita Jul 2020 #19

My mistake, it is the Manhattan DA (Vance), not NYAG (James). eggplant Jul 2020 #31

Eliminating Barr now makes the publicizing of the records more likely once the prosecution ancianita Jul 2020 #20

Not likely any time soon... BlueIdaho Jul 2020 #17

So the grand jury will see these records. marie999 Jul 2020 #29

I appreciate your sarcasm but... BlueIdaho Jul 2020 #30

Roberts made a deal..worst umpire ever. mountain grammy Jul 2020 #4

I'm sure he was purely constitutional in his rebalancing the DOJ's power and ancianita Jul 2020 #8

WOOOOOO.....WOOT!! Bayard Jul 2020 #5

Right. ancianita Jul 2020 #9

It seems the reality is more nuanced. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #6

Yes. But now that SCOTUS has ruled publicly, one never knows how/when some records might leak. ancianita Jul 2020 #10

Exactly DownriverDem Jul 2020 #12

Not before more months of lower court runaround. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #13

Maybe before. Because once the Manhattan case begins, other courts might drop it or issue ancianita Jul 2020 #16

Doubt they will ever be made public MichMan Jul 2020 #7

Raise your hand if DownriverDem Jul 2020 #11

Hand raised. I place my bet on October 2021. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #14

Ah yes, the October surprise vlyons Jul 2020 #21

Well, sorta. Only in off-year elections, such as Virginia state elections. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #22

... ancianita Jul 2020 #15

You mean 1 Brave Patriot will rise up to the occasion and save the US of A from Putin? Lock him up. Jul 2020 #27

What happens if the house subpoena's them from NYS? getagrip_already Jul 2020 #23

I'm no lawyer but you sound like you've got something there. ancianita Jul 2020 #24

Cue a mad rush to find a stooge to put into office Warpy Jul 2020 #25

By whom? Vance is a Manhattan district attorney, so Congress & Barr can't touch him. ancianita Jul 2020 #26

New York STATE law. Lock him up. Jul 2020 #28