Jack Smith and E. Jean Carroll Named to Time's 100 Most Influential People of 2024

The inclusion of these figures highlights their significant impact amid ongoing legal battles with former President Trump.

Jack Smith, overseeing Trump's legal cases, and E. Jean Carroll, who won a defamation case against him, are recognized by Time magazine.
Carroll's profile, penned by #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, emphasizes her role in empowering survivors.
Smith's profile by Neal Katyal notes his expertise in prosecuting high-profile officials under challenging conditions.
Trump faces multiple legal challenges as these figures gain recognition, maintaining his innocence and criticizing the judicial process.
The recognition comes during a critical election year, underscoring the political and social relevance of their roles.