A motion for summary judgment is a common pre-trial motion.  Using documents and witness statements, the moving party has to convince the judge that the material facts are undisputed, requiring a ruling in the moving party's favor.  The best way to win such a motion is to rely on the opposing party's evidence because the opposing party can't dispute it. With that in mind, Attorney General Barr's Department of Justice wisely used the FBI's materials when it moved to dismiss the Flynn prosecution.  Nevertheless, hysterical leftists are disputing it and trying to get Judge Sullivan to deny the motion to dismiss. Here, briefly, are the undisputed material facts in the case the FBI and DOJ made against General Flynn: Hillary's campaign paid a law firm for opposition research on Trump.  The law firm hired Fusion GPS to handle the job.  Fusion GPS's founder, Glenn Simpson, happened to have written an...(Read Full Post)