Mueller’s Team Just Granted ‘Special Status’ to Kick Witch Hunt Into HIGH GEAR

Mueller’s Team Just Granted ‘Special Status’ to Kick Witch-Hunt Into HIGH GEAR

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Robert Mueller’s team of (liberal) lawyers are playing by their own rules and making them up as they go.

Now, the team has bestowed upon themselves “special status” in the Manafort case, so they can really kick the witch-hunt into HIGH GEAR.
Now, the team is “allowed” to go after Manafort outside the scope of the Russia probe.

So, if they can do that with Manafort, what’s stopping them from pulling the same thing on anyone else, including Trump?
An obscure special status obtained by several of special counsel Robert Mueller’s attorneys could prevent a judge from ousting Mueller’s lawyers from their role in the prosecution of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in federal court in Virginia.

Several court filings indicate that when lawyers from Mueller’s office appeared in federal court in Alexandria earlier this year, they did so not only as representatives of Mueller’s office but as special assistant United States attorneys (SAUSAs) attached to the United States attorney’s office there.

That designation gives the Mueller prosecutors a kind of dual status that could complicate any attempt by U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III to try to shift the case to federal prosecutors based in Alexandria — a possibility the judge mentioned on a couple of occasions during a contentious hearing earlier this month.

A spokesman for Mueller’s office, Peter Carr, confirmed to POLITICO that some of the attorneys on the special counsel’s team have the SAUSA status. Carr pointed to a local federal court rule that allows federal prosecutors to handle cases there when “appearing pursuant to the authority of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia.”

One lawyer who has studied the use of SAUSAs said the granting of that status to lawyers on Mueller’s team theoretically gives them the authority to pursue matters that aren’t within the special counsel’s mandate.