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Indictments stemming from Hollywood's latest celebrity scandal have struck fear into Los Angeles' legal community.

On ABC's "This Week," White House national security adviser John Bolton tried to put a positive spin on the indictments stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, a probe that Trump has called a "rigged witch hunt" and bad for the U.S. Bolton claimed that the charges bolster Trump's negotiating power when he meets with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Helsinki this week. .

He said the indictments stem from a "new and enormously productive partnership" with Mexican law enforcement officials.

The indictments stem from complaints made by two unsuccessful Democratic candidates for Civil Court, who told investigators last spring that Mr. Norman and Mr. Feldman had threatened to withdraw the party's support during the 2002 race unless they hired the party's choices to print brochures and work to get out the vote.

Delays in announcing the indictments stemmed from the amount of time it takes for prosecutors to draw up the necessary paperwork detailing the alleged crimes.

The indictments stemmed from charges by then-candidate Larry Forgy that Patton had skirted campaign finance laws by coordinating expenditures with the Teamsters and the state Democratic Party.

An indictment stemming from the shredding could easily name the firm, as well as individual partners.

The conviction is the first ever against a major accounting firm and was based on the first criminal indictment stemming from the government's investigation into the events that led to Enron's collapse in December.

"She's the general," a prosecutor said of the woman, Karla Chavez, who along with 13 others was named in a federal indictment stemming from the deaths of 19 illegal immigrants.

The most prominent is whether A. Alfred Taubman, Sotheby's former chairman and the company's controlling shareholder, will face an indictment stemming from the collusion, which involved fixing commission rates paid by many customers through much of the 90's.

The testimony, in Nassau County Court here, came in the trial of ames Warren, 42, of Hampton Bays, who has been charged with kidnapping, rape, attempted murder, abuse and endangering the welfare of a child in a 65-count indictment stemming from the case.