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Judge Blocks Use of Evidence Against Comey Until December

12/7/2025

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A federal judge has temporarily barred prosecutors from using evidence seized from Daniel Richman, a former attorney for James Comey.
The ruling is effective until December 12 and follows Richman's Fourth Amendment rights lawsuit.
The Department of Justice is weighing new charges against James Comey, previously indicted for making false statements.
Order requires securing seized materials and restricting access without court approval, hindering DOJ's bid to revive the case.

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A federal judge has temporarily barred prosecutors from using evidence seized from Daniel Richman, a former attorney for James Comey.
The ruling is effective until December 12 and follows Richman's Fourth Amendment rights lawsuit.
The Department of Justice is weighing new charges against James Comey, previously indicted for making false statements.
Order requires securing seized materials and restricting access without court approval, hindering DOJ's bid to revive the case.