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Why immunity may not be granted to ex-Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows
27:22 - 35:46 (08:24)
Meadows may not require immunity, and a significant criminal liability may cause the prosecutor to find it challenging to grant immunity.
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Legal expert Anne Milgram explains that even though there may not be proof beyond a reasonable doubt to charge Mark Meadows, the fifth amendment still gives him the right to not incriminate himself in regards to the Trump January 6 investigation.
27:22 - 29:50 (02:27)
Mark Meadows, fifth amendment, Trump January 6 investigation, criminal case
Summary
Legal expert Anne Milgram explains that even though there may not be proof beyond a reasonable doubt to charge Mark Meadows, the fifth amendment still gives him the right to not incriminate himself in regards to the Trump January 6 investigation. The government could still try to build a criminal case against Meadows to use as leverage to flip him.
ChapterWhy immunity may not be granted to ex-Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows
EpisodeThe Trump Offensive
PodcastProsecuting Donald Trump
The decision of whether to confer immunity on Mark Meadows, former Chief of Staff to Donald Trump, is under discussion.
29:50 - 35:46 (05:56)
Mark Meadows
Summary
The decision of whether to confer immunity on Mark Meadows, former Chief of Staff to Donald Trump, is under discussion. Meadows may not even need immunity and giving him immunity when he may have potential criminal liability would be difficult to stomach.