If a foreign national donates opposition research to campaign it is an in kind contribution violating 52 USC 30121 https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/30121 … https://twitter.com/Jason_Redacted/status/884867307125833728 …
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Other than that, there could be obstruction charges based upon hiding this from investigators after the fact. But that's beyond my area.
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Possible defenses 1. No knowledge of foreign source (hard w emails) 2. Oppo research is not a thing of value (I disagree, based on FEC opns)
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3. No serious enough to warrant criminal prosecution (this one seems important: presidential race, major foreign adversary meddling)
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Quick Q someone asked me: If Jr., etc., had offered to *pay* for the info, that would have been ok under FECA/BCRA, right?
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You're a professor of law? Challenge!
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Wow! Sounds like Hillary and the Ukrainians are in big trouble.
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