A Trump-appointed judge said Monday there is a "strong likelihood" that the Russian firm charged with funding 2016 election interference failed to comply with a govt subpoena, a legal botch likely to trigger a contempt of court finding.

A Trump-appointed judge said Monday there is a "strong likelihood" that the Russian firm charged with funding 2016 election interference failed to comply with a govt subpoena, a legal botch likely to trigger a contempt of court finding. @CourthouseNews https://t.co/xvpgdCQzTl

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