Jose Pagliery is a reporter at The Daily Beast. He specializes in political investigations, focusing on themes such as law and legal affairs, government and politics, and criminal law, with notable coverage of Donald Trump's trials and the sex trafficking scandal involving Congressman Matt Gaetz. Jose's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Movies Canada, Yahoo News, and more.
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Jose Pagliery's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy and regulation, especially as it pertains to government and politics in the United States. His articles often cover evolving stories with expert commentary, particularly related to Donald Trump, legal trials, New York, courtroom drama, and the Trump administration.
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The Manhattan district attorney’s office signaled an openness to hitting the pause button on the case.
Trump can’t pardon Bannon in this case. But the trial could be one of the early legal dramas of the Trump presidency.
A little-noticed affidavit paints a fuller picture of the social scene surrounding the alleged underage sex scandal threatening Gaetz’s confirmation to be Donald Trump’s attorney general.
District Attorney Alvin Bragg asked to pause the remaining deadlines in the hush money case.
By: Jose Pagliery
Unreported facts referenced in court depositions make it clear that Gaetz sent thousands of dollars to young women, attended sex parties where a 17-year-old was present and kept tabs on witnesses throughout the DOJ investigation.
By: Jose Pagliery
“The government’s position on the merits of the defendant’s prosecution has not changed,” Smith wrote.
By: Jose Pagliery
“There’s no good options, is the problem,” one former prosecutor said of the future of Trump’s felony conviction in the New York hush money case.
By: Claire Heddles, Jose Pagliery
Trump recently said he won’t instruct his attorney general on who to prosecute, but two sources familiar with his thinking say it’s unlikely guidelines limiting his communications stay in place.
Trump’s team is fixated on specific interactions it had with DOJ prosecutors that could inform who they may go after first, sources tell NOTUS.
“It was stupidity on the part of Fani Willis,” one legal expert said.
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