Jack Smith Dismisses Trump’s January 6th Case: Cannot Prosecute a Sitting President
In an unexpected yet anticipated turn of events, Special Counsel Jack Smith has formally requested the dismissal of the federal election interference charges against President-elect Donald Trump. This action, taken in the wake of Trump’s decisive victory in the 2024 presidential election, underscores the Justice Department’s policy of not pursuing criminal cases against a sitting president, a principle aimed at ensuring the presidential office can function without legal distractions.
The case, which had been a focal point of contention since its inception, involved allegations of attempts to subvert the 2020 election results. With Trump set to be inaugurated in January 2025, Smith’s move to dismiss reflects a careful consideration of constitutional norms and the potential ramifications of prosecuting an incoming president. In other news, you can’t. Hit the road Jack!
– F.W
Triumph and Too Big to Rig
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Special counsel Jack Smith moves to drop Trump election case citing ‘categorical’ DOJ policy
Jack Smith seeks to dismiss charges against Trump in D.C. election case
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