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WATCH: Could legal window for indictment close before Trump leaves office? Rep. Quigley asks
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July 24, 2019
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0:54Now PlayingRep. Mike Quigley, D-Ill., at a July 24 House Intelligence Committee hearing asked former special counsel Robert Mueller about the statute of limitations if President Donald Trump were to face a possible criminal indictment after his presidency. Noting that the statute of limitations for federal crimes “like this” is five years, Quigley asked Mueller, “What if a president serves beyond the statute of limitations?” Mueller said, “I’m not certain I agree with the conclusion.” But Mueller repeated that a president could be indicted after their service.
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