Judge to rule on dismissal of Tripp wiretap case
Maryland Circuit Judge Diane Leasure plans a Friday ruling on whether to suppress key evidence from the Tripp case or dismiss charges. The indictment accuses Linda Tripp of illegally recording Monica Lewinsky in 1997 and sharing tapes with Newsweek, with potential penalties up to 10 years and a $20,000 fine. Lewinsky’s testimony is central, and prosecutors argue independent evidence supports the case despite immune testimony.
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