The document is a brief submitted by an amicus curiae (court-appointed friend of the court) in the case of United States v. Michael T. Flynn. It argues that the court has the authority to de…
The document is a brief submitted by an amicus curiae (court-appointed friend of the court) in the case of United States v. Michael T. Flynn. It argues that the court has the authority to deny the government's motion to dismiss the criminal case against Flynn. It further argues that the court should deny the motion and consider Flynn's perjury in sentencing for making false statements, rather than issuing an order to show cause. The brief provides background on the case, analyzes relevant legal precedents, and concludes the court should deny the motion to dismiss.
The document is a brief submitted by an amicus curiae (court-appointed friend of the court) in the case of United States v. Michael T. Flynn. It argues that the court has the authority to de…