re: #94 Targetpractice

That it looks bad. And that the Feds might be able to charge her for structuring.

I don’t think the sequence affects the argument. So he lies with his wife to hide information, while being held on a murder charge where his credibility is very much at issue, and watches his wife commit perjury (no doubt conspiring with her in her doing so), because they want to hide money from their own lawyer?

I guess it’s possible. It seems unlikely to me. They clearly have knowledge of the law. That has been clear all along with how he has conducted himself. This wasn’t just a case of innocent stupidity.