JUST IN: New York Gov. Cuomo signs a measure that would allow the state to pursue charges against people who have received a presidential pardon — a law seen as a direct shot at President Trump.
over two hush money payments during the 2016 campaign to women who claim they had affairs with the president.
Mueller's 400-plus page report scrutinized Trump's comments on possibly pardoning Manafort as well as ex-longtime attorney Michael Cohen, who was involved in the hush payments, and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.The New York measure was backed by state Attorney General Letitia James, who began investigating the finances of the president and the Trump Organization.
James has said the law was necessary because double jeopardy"exists to prevent someone from being charged twice for the same crime, not to allow them to evade justice altogether."
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