Kendall Coffey: Mueller’s Investigation May Lead to Potential Impeachment

Robert Mueller’s investigation has yet to allege, let alone prove collusion between Donald Trump’s campaign and the Russians in the 2016 campaign cycle. However, the allegation that Trump worked with one of his lawyers to violate a federal campaign finance law is the first significant accusation of a crime. Kendall Coffey, a former U.S. attorney …

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Kendall Coffey Speaks on Connection Between Manafort Cases

Deliberations began last Thursday morning to determine if former lobbyist Manafort is guilty of litany of financial crimes beyond a reasonable doubt. Before the day ended the judge received a note from the jury asking him to redefine “reasonable doubt” and provide them with the initial indictment. The judge told the courtroom the next day …

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Kendall Coffey Represents Ugo Colombo in Fight Over $22 Million Bombardier Challenger

Design District developer Craig Robins and a big-name in Miami real estate, Ugo Colombo have been in a decade-long battle over a $22 million Bombardier Challenger. The Third District Court of Appeal denied Robins’ petition after a lower court allowed Colombo to amend his lawsuit against Robins to seek punitive damages. Kendall Coffey and Jeffrey …

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Kendall Coffey Talks Brett Kavanaugh during the President Clinton Investigation

In an interview with NBC 6, Kendall Coffey had the opportunity to talk about his relationship with Brett Kavanaugh and some of the cases he’s worked on. One that came up was Kavanaugh’s role in the President Clinton investigation. Jackie Nespral stated that thousands of pages have been given to the senate judiciary committee, then …

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Trump Prioritizing Selecting Federal Judges Who May Challenge Administrative State

White House Counsel Don McCahn recently announced that President Trump will be prioritizing selecting federal judges who have the potential to challenge the Administrative State. The growth of federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency and the Federal Trade Commission may seem unstoppable and their growing power raises significant legal questions. Many view the question …

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Kendall Coffey Attends the Premiere of the film Matilda in South Florida

On December 8th, 2017, former Federal Prosecutor of the Southern District of Florida, Kendall Coffey, along with 700 other guests attended the premiere of the movie Matilda. It was held at the Olympia Theater in South Florida. The film tells the story of the romantic relationship between the heir to the Russian throne, Nikolay Romanov, …

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Terrorism, Criminal Act, or Mental Illness: How Does the Law Decide?

Global acts of terrorism are on the rise. There have been periods of time where acts of terrorism or mass murders occur weekly. With the rise of ISIS, news agencies are very quick to label acts of violence as terrorism. For individuals acting alone, mental illness and the criminal’s mental state always come into discussion …

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Will Democratic Legislator’s Sit In Force a Vote on Gun Legislation?

In the wake of the worst mass shooting in the history of the United States, advocates of gun control and those opposed to it wondered if there would be an immediate change in gun laws. Senator Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, proposed compromise legislation that prevented people who were on the federal no-fly list from …

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The Legality of Law Enforcement’s Use of LRAD, Sound, And Other Nonlethal Crowd Control Weapons

Given three guesses, we’re willing to wager that you wouldn’t be able to guess the hottest trend in nonlethal weapons used by law enforcement for crowd control: sound. The idea of using sound as a weapon dates all the way back to Biblical times, and it’s still in use today. In fact, just weeks ago …

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