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March 16, 2011
Does Lanny Breuer Have A Conflict?
Discussed here is the alleged Brady violations in the James A. Brown case, a former Merrill Lynch executive who was convicted of perjury and obstruction and is contesting these charges on several grounds. So far the case has been fraught with issues. The government filed a corrected brief, not a confession of error, caused by some mathematical computation problems. Now it seems the corrected brief has Lanny Breuer's name on it. According to the defense brief filed by Counsel for James A. Brown (Daniel K. Hedges, Sidney Powell, and Torrence E. Lewis), Breuer used to represent a co-defendant and had been conflicted out of the case. Is this an oops....
Brief of Defense - Download Motion to Strike Governments Brief FILED COPY
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