Chicago lawyer Sam E. Adam Jr., one of the lawyers representing indicted former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, is seeking a rare legal experience: deposing a sitting U.S. president. At a press conference following a status conference in the case, Adam said that deposing President Barack Obama would be "a monumental step in a career," and that he believes that as a "constitutional scholar," Obama would understand Blagojevich's right to the information that a deposition could yield.
December 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Chicago lawyer Sam E. Adam Jr., one of the lawyers representing indicted former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, is seeking a rare legal experience: deposing a sitting U.S. president.
At a press conference following a Wednesday status conference in the case, Adam said that deposing President Barack Obama would be “a monumental step in a career.” He also said that Obama was a “wonderful, wonderful president” for whom he had voted.
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