Bruce Green was quoted in The Atlantic about former Trump aide Sam Nunberg’s refusal to testify in special counsel Robert Mueller’s Trump-Russia investigation.
Bruce Green, a former associate counsel in the Iran-Contra affair and a law professor at Fordham, said Nunberg’s refusal to testify would not, by itself, constitute probable cause. “His refusal to testify would probably have no evidentiary significance and would therefore be irrelevant,” said Green. “But if there is probable cause, the special counsel may be more motivated to seek a warrant if Nunberg will not comply with a subpoena.”
