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Page Pate discusses possible sentence in college admissions case
Page Pate was quoted in Newsweek discussing the potential sentence actress Lori Loughlin could face if convicted of charges in connection with a college admissions acceptance scam. Pate said, “Federal sentencing guidelines for fraud are primarily based on the amount of money involved, how sophisticated the fraud was, what role the person played in the…
Atlanta DA sues Justice Department for records in potential police excessive force case
Page Pate is quoted in Fox News article about a lawsuit filed by the Atlanta District Attorney to get access to records relating to the investigation of a police officer shooting that led to the death of Jamarion Robinson.
Michael Flynn prosecution suggests more foreign agent prosecutions
Page Pate is quoted in Rueters story about the Michael Flynn guilty plea in federal court and what it may mean for the Justice Department’s future enforcement of foreign agent registration requirements.
Charlottesville protests lead to murder conviction
CNN publishes Page Pate’s opinion piece on the murder trial of James Fields for the murder of Heather Heyer and injury of several others during a protest in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017.
Page Pate discusses President Trump’s comments on “flipping”
After President Trump slams the idea of “flipping” by cooperating witnesses, including his former lawyer Michael Cohen, Page Pate explains in this op-ed for CNN how the process can be abused and why it is still used in federal criminal cases.
