Jack Smith Files New Indictment Against Trump, Adapting to Supreme Court Ruling
The revised charges maintain original counts but remove allegations of official acts, emphasizing private conduct.
- The new indictment retains four felony counts against Trump, refocusing on his private actions to overturn the 2020 election.
- Allegations of Trump leveraging the Justice Department have been removed due to immunity for official acts.
- The indictment reframes Trump's interactions with Mike Pence, highlighting his personal interest in remaining in power.
- Trump's legal team argues that the new indictment is a rehash of the previous one and should be dismissed.
- A new grand jury, unfamiliar with the original case, was used to present the superseding indictment.










































































































