It didn’t take long for the Federal Judge Presiding over Former National Security Advisor, Michael Flynn’s Trial, to Order the Parties to the Criminal Case to Provide Updates on, where things stand, and to come to an Agreement on the Path forward.

U.S. District Judge, Emmet Sullivan, just One day after the Full U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Declined to Force him to Dismiss the Case.

Sullivan Ordered Team Flynn, the Department of Justice, and his Court-Appointed Amicus Curiae, John Gleeson, to Provide a Joint Status Report, including a Briefing Schedule, by Sept. 21st, at the latest.

Sullivan also Ordered the Parities to propose “three dates and times” for Oral Arguments.

“If the parties are unable to agree on a joint recommendation, the joint status report shall include each party’s individual recommendations,” the Order said.










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