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The Invisible Ten Co-Conspirators Ten possible co-conspirators sit buried beneath DOJ redactions, protected not by innocence but by silence, delay, and a Justice Department terrified of naming names. Michael Cohen and MeidasTouch Network Dec 24 Guest article by  Michael Cohen . Remember to follow him on Substack for more by  clicking here . Michael just hit 500,000 subscribers on YouTube! Subscribe today for free  here  and let’s keep the momentum going! I’ve seen enough cover-ups in my lifetime to recognize one blindfolded, hands tied behind my back and locked in a Trump Organization conference room. This latest Epstein file release isn’t transparency; it’s evidence laundering. It’s what happens when the government technically complies with the law while aggressively betraying its purpose. They call it  The Epstein Files . What they released is more like  The Epstein Mad Libs , where the most important nouns have been ripped out and fed to a shre...

Contempt Joyce Vance Mar 22 In July of 2007, I was the appellate chief in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in North Alabama when Judge William Marsh Acker, may he rest in peace, requested that my office prosecute Dickie Scruggs for criminal contempt. Scruggs was a well-known Mississippi lawyer with a civil case before Judge Acker, involving allegations of insurance fraud that impacted Hurricane Katrina victims. Judge Acker believed Scruggs had violated the terms of an injunction entered that required Scruggs to turn over documents in his possession. Judge Bill Acker The then-U.S. Attorney in Birmingham   declined  to prosecute. That didn’t end the matter, though. And what happened next is instructive for those wondering how Judge James Boasberg might handle a similar situation in the Alien Enemy Act case, where the government seems disinclined to provide factual information regarding contempt allegations the Judge is reviewing. In our situation, Judge Acker did what he was entitled...