Summary
A federal judge has told prosecutors in the case against former FBI Director James Comey to give defense lawyers materials from the investigation. Comey is accused of lying to Congress, and he has pleaded not guilty. The judge is concerned the prosecution might have charged Comey before gathering enough evidence.
Key Facts
- A federal judge ordered prosecutors to provide investigation materials to Comey's defense lawyers.
- James Comey is charged with lying to Congress in 2020.
- President Donald Trump had previously called for action against Comey.
- The judge noted the case seemed unusual because it appeared to charge first and investigate later.
- Comey’s lawyers claim the case is politically motivated and should be dismissed.
- Prosecutors need to give the defense grand jury materials and evidence from 2019 and 2020.
- The case involves discussions about media leaks and Comey’s communication with reporters.
