Jack Smith's Pre-Election Filing Against Trump Sparks Controversy
Special counsel Jack Smith's release of evidence in the Trump election interference case raises questions about legal norms and political impact.
- Special counsel Jack Smith released a 165-page filing detailing evidence against Donald Trump in the 2020 election interference case.
- The timing of the release, just weeks before the election, has been criticized as potentially influencing the electoral process.
- The filing includes allegations of Trump's pressure on Mike Pence and other officials to overturn the election results.
- Critics argue that the filing breaches Department of Justice guidelines against actions that could affect elections.
- The Supreme Court's broad immunity ruling for presidential acts complicates the prosecution's case against Trump.
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