Analysis

Cohen Guilty Pleas Bode Poorly For Trump Privilege Stance

By Andrew Strickler (August 22, 2018, 1:54 PM EDT) -- Michael Cohen's admissions that he broke federal tax and campaign finance laws — and his direct implication of his former client, Donald Trump, in two of those crimes — will severely restrict the president's ability moving forward to argue that related communications with Cohen are shielded by attorney-client privilege, experts say....

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