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How Jack Smith quietly ensured Trump’s Jan. 6 case isn’t actually going anywhere
Special counsel Jack Smith filed a motion with the trial court in the District of Columbia to dismiss the Jan. 6 election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump on Monday, kicking up a flurry of questions — namely,
Can Trump Face Criminal Trials After Leaving Office? What To Know As Jack Smith Drops Charges
Special Counsel Jack Smith dropped the federal government’s two criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump on Monday due to his impending inauguration—but there’s still a chance the federal government could try to revive the cases in the future after Trump leaves office, though it would have to overcome some legal hurdles.
The special counsel will leave behind a complex legacy, having amassed considerable evidence against Donald J. Trump but ...
Donald Trump became the first president in U.S. history to face federal criminal charges last year—but those landmark ...
Fox News' Brooke Singman reports the latest on Trump's major legal wins in Jack Smith's federal cases. The 'Fox & ...
Donald Trump’s election as president prompted special counsel Jack Smith to seek to drop the Jan. 6 case and remove him from the classified documents appeal.
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