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“The Trials of Michael Avenatti” on CNBC Prime | youtu.be/nFC1ZERpFeQ Thanks for having me on, American Greed!
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Michael Avenatti makes a splash as the litigator representing porn star Stormy Daniels in her dispute with Donald Trump ... but it’s soon revealed that he ha...3 months ago
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After President Trump’s second impeachment and public outcry from the attack on the Capitol, questions about the president’s ability to pardon himself are on the rise. NBC News’ Danny Cevallos r...3 months ago
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What comes next in Trump's second impeachment?
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NBC News' Danny Cevallos breaks down the next steps in President Trump's second impeachment process.3 months ago
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Trump's speech is probably defensible in every court — except perhaps the Senate
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Analysis: A look at the very clear legal definition of "incitement."3 months ago
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Trump could issue history’s most controversial pardons for Capitol rioters | Opinion
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Trump knows the people who stormed the Capitol love him. Here’s the real bizarre question: Will he love them back with a mass pardon?3 months ago
You have no First Amendment right to tweet, post on Facebook, or maybe even have a website.
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What are your free speech rights on social media?
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Free speech only prevents the government from intruding on speech. The First Amendment does not give a person the right to say whatever they want on a private company’s platform. NBC News’ Danny C...3 months ago
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A closer look at what laws were broken during the Capitol Hill riots
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NBC News' Danny Cevallos takes an in-depth look at the laws that the mob rioting on Capitol Hill broke and whether President Trump could be held legally responsible.3 months ago
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What are the legal implications of Trump’s call with GA’s Secretary of State?
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Two house Democrats want the FBI to investigate President Trump’s leaked call with Georgia’s Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. In that call, Trump pushed state officials to find enough votes ...3 months ago
Cevallos & Wong, LLP updated their business hours.
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Analysis: The alleged co-conspirators never carried out the kidnapping; FBI agents and Michigan State Police arrested them when they allegedly met to pool funds for explosives and exchange tactical ge...6 months ago
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What the 25th Amendment says if the president cannot serve
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NBC News legal analyst Danny Cevallos breaks down the provisions of the Constitution that give the Vice President and the cabinet the discretion to transfer power from the president.6 months ago
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DOJ’s move to defend Trump in defamation suit isn’t without precedent
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Analysis: E. Jean Carroll now has the burden of showing that DOJ’s taking the case was improper by showing Trump wasn’t acting in the scope of his employment.7 months ago
"Why Don't We Know" from the Brechner Center at Univ. of Florida is out: We expect government secrecy from the CIA—not from our universities and our schools. But many institutions designed to protect our children...are instead hiding critical information. whydontweknow.com/
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It's a simple question. We expect government secrecy from the Pentagon or the CIA — not from our universities and our schools. But in many cases, institutions designed to protect our children are in...8 months ago
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Lawsuit against the NRA isn't just for show, it's serious
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The NRA now faces a significant threat by an attorney general’s office that plans to seize its coffers.8 months ago
Can Federal Officers Take Over For Local Law Enforcement? | NBC News NOW
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NBC News legal analyst Danny Cevallos breaks down both the constitutionality of Federal agents being sent to cities across the county, and how the Trump admi...9 months ago