Coverage dated November 18, 2025

Comey’s lawyers look to persuade judge that prosecution urged by Trump is vindictive, must be tossed

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Former FBI Director James Comey will make another run Wednesday at getting his criminal case dismissed, with his lawyers looking to convince a judge that the prosecution is vindictiv

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The Columbian
Comey’s lawyers look to persuade judge that prosecution urged by Trump is vindictive, must be tossed (opens The Columbian)
Published Nov 18, 2025
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Former FBI Director James Comey will make another run Wednesday at getting his criminal case dismissed, with his lawyers looking to convince a judge that the prosecution is vindictiv
ABC 11 Raleigh
Former FBI Director James Comey seeks to have indictment dismissed due to vindictive prosecution (opens ABC 11 Raleigh)
Published Nov 18, 2025
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Lawyers for James Comey are expected to argue before a judge that his case should be dismissed on the grounds of vindictive prosecution.
CBS News
Comey to challenge his indictment for (opens CBS News)
Published Nov 18, 2025
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In court Wednesday, former FBI Director James Comey will try to have the criminal charges against him dismissed.
MyNorthwest
The Latest: Comey’s lawyers to argue that Trump’s prosecution is vindictive, must be tossed (opens MyNorthwest)
Published Nov 18, 2025
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Former FBI Director James Comey will make another run Wednesday at getting his criminal case dismissed, with his lawyers looking to convince a judge that the

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