© UnknownAtty. Sidney Powell • Gen. Michael Flynn • Judge Emmet Sullivan • Ret. Judge John Gleeson
Michael Flynn's case took center stage again Tuesday, as his attorney Sidney Powell argued to the D.C. Circuit Court that
dismissing the case against her client is the judicial and appropriate legal action to take since Justice Department prosecutors had asked for the case to be dismissed.Stunningly,
it appears that there is more evidence that has not been made public in the case of Flynn that led the Department of Justice and Attorney General William Barr to request that the charges be dropped. For Powell and Flynn the news of
new evidence supporting his innocence is significant.It has been a tumultuous battle over the past year against Judge Emmet G. Sullivan, who has been fighting against the DOJ's decision to drop the charges against the three-star general, who once served under President Obama as his director of the Defense Intelligence Agency. Powell has been arguing all year that
Sullivan's actions teeter on extreme bias against her client and she has also stated that his actions, which have prolonged the case against Flynn, are unjustified.
The Justice Department attorney Jeffery Wall, along with Powell argued and answered questions of the panel that was grilling them on all the details of the case. It was during the trial that
Wall hinted at the new evidence in support of Flynn.
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