Deep State Lawyer Represents Comey in New Criminal Case

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Former FBI Director James Comey is facing new criminal charges of disclosing classified information, with Deep State lawyer Michael Dreeben now representing him in the case. The charges stem from Comey’s alleged illegal disclosure of classified information to the New York Times, which occurred in October 2016.

Legal Battle Begins

The case was assigned to Judge Trevor McFadden, a Trump appointee, and Comey’s attorneys have already filed a motion to dismiss the charges. They argue that the charges are invalid because Comey has not been indicted by a grand jury and that the charges are past the statute of limitations.

Michael Dreeben, a well-known figure in legal circles, has a history of working on high-profile cases against former President Donald Trump. He was part of the teams led by Special Counsels Robert Mueller and Jack Smith during their investigations into Trump’s activities. Dreeben has argued over 100 cases before the Supreme Court, making him a formidable legal presence.

Trump’s Response to Dreeben’s Involvement

President Trump has publicly criticized Michael Dreeben, accusing him of being part of a political effort to undermine his reputation. In a post on Truth Social in 2023, Trump referred to Dreeben as a ‘lowlife Prosecutor’ and claimed that the lawyer and others involved in the investigations suffer from ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome.’

This latest development adds to the ongoing legal battles involving Comey, who has already faced two criminal cases brought by the Trump DOJ. The new charges are expected to be addressed in a hearing scheduled for this Friday, which could significantly impact the outcome of the case.

Source: The Gateway Pundit

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Connor Davis