U.S. ‘Likely’ to Bring New Charges in Giuliani-Allies Case
- Parnas, Fruman accused by U.S. of skirting campaign laws
- Prosecutor makes comment at court hearing in Manhattan
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The U.S is “likely” to bring additional charges in a case against Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, associates of Rudy Giuliani who are accused of skirting campaign contribution limits as part of a plot to oust the American ambassador to Ukraine, a prosecutor said.
The comment was made Monday at an hour-long court hearing in Manhattan. Responding to a question from U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken about whether the government planned to file additional charges, Assistant U.S. Attorney Douglas Zolkind said: “Certainly the investigation is ongoing. We think a superseding indictment is likely, but no decision has been made. It’s something we continue to evaluate.”