Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith proposes to dismiss Jan. 6 case against Donald Trump
Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith's request to dismiss the charges against Trump was expected after he won the presidential election.
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Special counsel seeks dismissal of criminal cases against Trump
Special counsel John L. “Jack” Smith sought Monday to dismiss the two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump.
Jack Smith Seeks Dismissal of Federal Charges Against Trump
The only question is whether the January 6 and classified-documents cases can be revived after Trump leaves office a second time.
Special counsel Jack Smith moves to drop both Trump’s federal cases
The special counsel said he stood “fully behind” the allegations but recognized that Justice Department policy prohibits prosecuting a sitting president.
Donald Trump Reacts to Jack Smith Asking to Dismiss His Case
Special counsel Jack Smith asked to dismiss his election subversion case against Donald Trump "without prejudice."
We Know Who’s to Blame for Trump’s Evasion of Justice. It Isn’t Jack Smith.
Moreover, while Smith’s move is undoubtedly a surrender, it’s a tactical one that theoretically gives the special counsel time to produce a comprehensive public report detailing Trump’s alleged crimes.
Judge grants Jack Smith's request to dismiss Jan. 6 charges, appeal in classified records case against Trump
The federal case against President-elect Donald Trump, which stemmed from Smith's investigation into the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach, was dismissed on Monday.
Special counsel Jack Smith to drop all felony federal charges against President-elect Donald Trump
Special counsel Jack Smith moved to drop all felony charges stacked on President-elect Trump in connection to his alleged role to overturn the 2020 presidential election and mishandling of classified documents.
Jack Smith had ‘no choice’ but to dismiss charges against Trump
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a motion to drop both criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump over his handling of classified documents and his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The Trump transition team rounds out its the picks for cabinet positions,
Donald Trump responds to Jack Smith's move to dismiss felony cases
Vice President-elect JD Vance said Monday Trump "may have very well spent his life in prison" had he not won the 2024 election.
The Justice Department Is Dropping Its Criminal Cases Against Trump
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The End of the Quest for Justice for January 6
Jack Smith is dropping the charges against Donald Trump for his assault on the fundamentals of American democracy.
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