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First, two of the four (phony) charges have to be dismissed out of hand because of the Fischer decision.
Second, they know they have been dealt a losing hand on the two remaining charges.
Finally, there is the matter that Judge Cannon threw out the right of Jack Smith to prosecute Trump in a different jurisdiction and the DoJ has to know if they proceed Trump will take this to the Supreme Court as the DC Circuit will no doubt rule differently from Cannon.
The DOJ needs to drop all the charges and walk away, instead of wasting more time and money on this phony case.
Second, they know they have been dealt a losing hand on the two remaining charges.
Finally, there is the matter that Judge Cannon threw out the right of Jack Smith to prosecute Trump in a different jurisdiction and the DoJ has to know if they proceed Trump will take this to the Supreme Court as the DC Circuit will no doubt rule differently from Cannon.
The DOJ needs to drop all the charges and walk away, instead of wasting more time and money on this phony case.
Special Counsel Jack Smith requested a delay Thursday in proceedings against former President Donald Trump in his election-fraud case.
The special counsel told the judge that the government was still reviewing the Supreme Court’s precedent it set last month on the issue of presidential immunity.
“The Government therefore respectfully requests additional time to provide the Court with an informed proposal regarding the schedule for pretrial proceedings moving forward. The defense does not object to the Government’s request for an extension,” Mr. Smith wrote in his two-page court filing.
Mr. Smith requested that the judge delay a status filing deadline until Aug. 30 and then hold a status conference with the parties sometime after that date.
Originally, the two sides were set to issue filings on the status of the proceedings on Friday and hold a hearing next week before the judge.
But both parties have agreed to the delay, requesting that trial Judge Tanya Chutkan, an Obama appointee, sign off on their proposed timeline.
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Jack Smith requests delay in Trump’s election fraud trial proceedings
Special Counsel Jack Smith requested a delay Thursday in proceedings against former President Donald Trump in his election-fraud case.
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