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LawandCrime.com is the leading site and OTT Network that covers live court video, high-profile criminal trials, crazy crime, celebrity justice, and smart legal analysis. Created by TV’s top legal commentator and attorney, Dan Abrams, Law & Crime brings common sense written and video analysis to the often confusing and always intriguing world of the law. The site’s team of journalists and lawyers provide real-time news updates along with live courtroom coverage of the most fascinating trials and legal stories.

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Perspective	Date asserted	The specific claim	Source	Claimants	Claimants' Organizations	Reporters	Publisher	Reference
Pro	11/15/19	As Law&Crime pointed out before, the impeachment inquiry doesn’t follow the normal set of rules. “Only the chair and ranking minority member, or [an Intelligence Committee] employee if yielded to by the chair or ranking minority member, may question witnesses during such periods of questioning,” stated House Resolution 660. That means the following: Chairman Schiff could make his opening statement and question the witness, then yield to House Democrats’ counsel Daniel Goldman for questioning; Ranking Member Nunes could make his opening statement and question the witness, then yield to House GOP counsel Steve Castor for questioning. After the brief Stefanik controversy played out, Nunes yielded to Castor and Castor questioned the witness. The impeachment inquiry rules say committee members, like Stefanik, can ask their questions later on.	lawandcrime.com	Alberto Luperton	Law and Crime	[none]	Law and Crime	[link]

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Perspective	Date asserted	The specific claim	Source	Claimants	Claimants' Organizations	Reporters	Publisher	Reference
Pro	11/15/19	As Law&Crime pointed out before, the impeachment inquiry doesn’t follow the normal set of rules. “Only the chair and ranking minority member, or [an Intelligence Committee] employee if yielded to by the chair or ranking minority member, may question witnesses during such periods of questioning,” stated House Resolution 660. That means the following: Chairman Schiff could make his opening statement and question the witness, then yield to House Democrats’ counsel Daniel Goldman for questioning; Ranking Member Nunes could make his opening statement and question the witness, then yield to House GOP counsel Steve Castor for questioning. After the brief Stefanik controversy played out, Nunes yielded to Castor and Castor questioned the witness. The impeachment inquiry rules say committee members, like Stefanik, can ask their questions later on.	lawandcrime.com	Alberto Luperton	Law and Crime	[none]	Law and Crime	[link]