
Former chief of the election headquarters of Donald Trump Paul Manafort, accused of a conspiracy against the United States and a number of other crimes, filed a lawsuit against the country's Ministry of Justice, as well as personally deputy head of this department, to Rodenstain and Special Procureed Robert Muller, who heads the investigation of the Russian presidential campaign of 2016. This was reported on Wednesday by The New York Times.
Manafort insists that the Ministry of Justice, in the person of Rosenstein, endowed Muller with too great powers, giving him the right to do "everything that he will discover during the investigation, regardless of how much this is" with the case of Russia's intervention in the elections. The involvement in this intervention is not charged with a political technologist.
The plaintiff demands to limit Müller's authority to investigate issues directly regarding Russia's intervention in the elections. Manafort also achieves the accusations to be removed from him. He calls the basis that they were presented during an unlawfully investigation.
Manifors were chargedon October 30, 2017 a large jury of the jury. Politicsologist is charged with 12 episodes. In addition to the conspiracy against the United States, this is one episode of money laundering, one is working as a foreign agent without the laid registration and two for perjury, including one - in connection with the work of an unregistered foreign agent. Finally, seven episodes of violations of banking and financial reporting were imputed.
The jury also brought the same accusations to the Manafort partner - Rick Gates.
In particular, it is argued that Manafort and Gates received tens of millions of dollars from parties and politicians of Ukraine and from 2006 at least until 2016 laundered this money in American and foreign structures to hide their origin, and thus their ties with Kiev.
Both accused were sent under house arrest. Neither Manafort nor Gates admit guilt.