Attorney reveals that despite the one-year post-incident deadline having passed, the administrative use-of-force board review shows no indication of initiation, contradicting media reports of administrative action. Discussion pivots to anticipated defendant testimony strategy, with the attorney expecting Fifth Amendment invocation and noting the FBI agent's continued minimal engagement with no outreach to key parties.
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“Attorney reveals that despite the one-year post-incident deadline having passed, the administrative use-of-force board review shows no indication of initiation, contradicting media reports of administrative action. Discussion pivots to anticipated defendant testimony strategy, with the attorney expecting Fifth Amendment invocation and noting the FBI agent's continued minimal engagement with no outreach to key parties.”
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