The Federal Judge Carter, who serves with the District Court for the Central District of California, ruled that Donald Trump signed , under oath, a statement that he was told was false by his lawyers on the 2020 Gergia election vote totals which he kept insisting where the subject of ‘ voter fraud’, which his lawyers KNEW was NOT the situation…
While this is in connection to the House Select committee trying to nullify the lawyer’s effort to protect his interaction’s with Trump…The Committee has pushed that a criminal effort drops the exemption of client – attorney…
The sitaution involves emails of John Eastman, a former Trump lawyer and could this infomation now be used by the Fulton County, Gerogia DA in her probe of vote tampering or the Justice Dept.?
The emails in question, which were dated between Nov. 3, 2020, and Jan. 20, 2021, came from Mr. Eastman’s account at Chapman University, where he once served as a law school dean.
Judge Carter wrote on Wednesday that the crime-fraud exception applied to a number of the emails related to Mr. Trump and Mr. Eastman’s “efforts to delay or disrupt the Jan. 6 vote” and “their knowing misrepresentation of voter fraud numbers in Georgia when seeking to overturn the election results in federal court.”
Judge Carter found four emails that “demonstrate an effort by President Trump and his attorneys to press false claims in federal court for the purpose of delaying the Jan. 6 vote.”
In one of them, Mr. Trump’s lawyers advised him that simply having a challenge to the election pending in front of the Supreme Court could be enough to delay the final tally of Electoral College votes from Georgia.
“This email,” Judge Carter wrote, “read in context with other documents in this review, make clear that President Trump filed certain lawsuits not to obtain legal relief, but to disrupt or delay the Jan. 6 congressional proceedings through the courts.”
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The episode was the latest example of how Mr. Trump was repeatedly told that his claims of widespread voter fraud were false and often pressed forward with them anyway. His attorney general at the time, William P. Barr, informed him at least three times that his accusations about fraud were unfounded, as did other top officials at the Justice Department, the White House Counsel’s Office and the Trump campaign….