As Adams Case Teeters, A DOJ 'Ideal' Hangs In The Balance

Here's the full story on Goldstein's arrest today and his court appearance earlier this afternoon, which my colleague @AliSullivan9 covered.

@SCOTUSblog publisher Tom Goldstein was arrested again Monday following his earlier release on criminal tax-evasion charges, after prosecutors alleged that he secretly made millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency transactions in recent days.

@SCOTUSblog He allegedly violated the terms of his release by hiding millions in crypto from the govt.

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Clarification as I work my way through the indictment: Goldstein transferred money from his accounts to at least 12 women he was pursuing or involved with & allegedly entered into sham employment agreements with four of them to supplement their payments through his law firm.

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"The prosecutors I have spoken to have expressed a deeper concern and anxiety than under any previous change of administration that I've ever experienced," former Watergate prosecutor Jon Sale of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP told Law360.

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The gov't wants more than 11 years in prison for Leonard Francis, the Malaysian defense contractor and ex-fugitive known as "Fat Leonard" who led a sprawling bribery and corruption scheme that allegedly caused over $20 million in losses for the U.S. Navy.

Court records and interviews show that Michael Hurckes, who has been practicing for about two years, has repeatedly missed court deadlines, failed to appear for hearings and has a history of suing those who have crossed paths with him, including his own parents.