Tell me about it.The fact that even his reduced bond might not be financially sound is really something... https://t.co/ucj7lcdtbV
— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) April 4, 2024
Specifically, that letter asks Engoron to modify his post-trial order concerning the powers and duties of the independent monitor in two ways. One of the AG's requests is that Engoron clarify that the monitor can communicate with any of the parties ex parte -- meaning, without… pic.twitter.com/uVbN0aunqF
— Lisa Rubin (@lawofruby) April 4, 2024
The end result of all of this?Given that provision, the AG's team could be hedging its bets. Either they'll get information on how the bond is collateralized through their motion for justification of the surety--or, if Engoron expands the monitor's ability to speak to either party ex parte, they can just ask…
— Lisa Rubin (@lawofruby) April 4, 2024
As far back as square one.p.s. What happens if they don’t justify the surety? The bond will have no effect, says the AG’s filing, “except that the surety shall remain liable on the Bond until a new undertaking is given and allowed.”
— Lisa Rubin (@lawofruby) April 4, 2024
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