James Comey racks up temporary win in criminal case — as judge bars feds from using key emails

The facts “weigh in favor of entering a prompt, temporary order to preserve the status quo now, before the Government has filed a response,” it added.

Lawsuit from James Comey’s friend could disrupt plans to re-indict the former FBI director

James Comey’s friend and former lawyer Daniel Richman is suing the Justice Department over evidence gathered from him years ago that was used in the recently dismissed criminal case against Comey.

Judge Blocks Access to James Comey Emails on Lawyer’s Seized Computer

The indictment against the former FBI chief was dismissed last month, but the Trump administration could file new charges.

DOJ faces setbacks in road to reviving Comey and James indictments

The DOJ’s efforts to revive the James Comey and Letitia James cases hit setbacks as a judge restricted key evidence and a grand jury declined to indict.
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Why Letitia James, maybe also James Comey, could still face charges

Legal victories for former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James don't mean they're in the clear just yet.

Kash Patel Reveals FBI, DOJ Executing ‘Multiple’ Options on James Comey

A federal judge dismissed the case against James Comey after disqualifying the interim U.S. attorney assigned to the case.
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