Transcript of a sealed court conference: 311-2
Summary
The transcript records a sealed conference between Judge Colleen McMahon and Assistant US Attorney Alex Rossmiller regarding a grand jury subpoena. Rossmiller explains the investigation's timeline and contacts with Boies Schiller law firm, representing potential victims or witnesses. The judge seeks assurance that there were no improper contacts prior to the subpoena's issuance.
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