Judge schedules criminal trial for James Comey for July 15
The case revives after an earlier indictment was dismissed, and prosecutors say a deleted Instagram post showed a coded threat against Trump.
- A federal judge in North Carolina scheduled James Comey's criminal trial for July 15 after a grand jury indicted him on two criminal charges.
- Judge Louise Flanagan canceled Comey's first court appearance in North Carolina because he had already appeared for the same case in Virginia and allowed him to enter a plea on June 30 with pretrial motions due by June 5.
- Comey was indicted for posting a photo with the inscription '86-47,' which prosecutors allege was a threat against the president.
- If convicted of making a threat and transmitting it in interstate commerce, Comey could face up to 20 years in prison.
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US President Donald Trump threatens with a secret code? Ex-FBI boss James Comey is now being tried. Trump's archenemy wanted to threaten him with a secret code by taking a photo of shells on the beach.
Judge sets July 15 trial date in Comey case
A federal judge has set a trial date in the case of former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director James Comey. The post Judge sets July 15 trial date in Comey case appeared first on Conservative Angle | Conservative Angle - Conservative News Clearing House
The date for the trial of former FBI chief James Comey is set. He is said to have threatened US President Trump after posting a photo of shells.
James Comey criminal trial over '86 47' post set for July 15
A federal judge on Friday set a criminal trial date for former FBI Director James Comey over allegations that a social media post containing the phrase “86 47” spelled out using seashells amounted to a threat against President Donald Trump. In a written order issued Friday, U.S. District Judge Louise Flanagan in North Carolina scheduled the trial to begin on July 15 and agreed to postpone Comey’s first appearance, which had originally been set f…
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