James Comey Faces Third Federal Case
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- Prisha PatnaikTimes of India
- Alexander MallinABC News (US)
- Sareen HabeshianBBC
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Newly unsealed court documents revealed Monday that the Justice Department is seeking to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey for a third time, accusing him of allegedly disclosing national security information in 2016.
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- 26 Oct
The Trump administration is attempting to prosecute former FBI director James Comey for what it calls disclosing classified information, employing the unusual manoeuver of bypassing a grand jury — a move Comey's lawyers say makes the case legally invalid.
Coverage 4 articles
27 Oct Ex-FBI chief James Comey faces federal charges for third time
BBC
26 Oct DOJ seeking to charge Comey with conspiring to disclose national defense information
ABC News (US)
26 Oct Trump critic and former FBI chief Comey faces third federal case
Times of India- 26 Oct Trump administration tries to prosecute former FBI director James Comey for 3rd time
CBC
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