Jack Smith's Filing Against Donald Trump—Everything We Know
Smith knows that, under the July 1 U.S. Supreme Court on presidential immunity, Trump had a lot of protection from prosecution. So, by going to 180 pages, Smith wants to fully lay out the case against Trump so that all immunity challenges can be dealt with early in the case. That prevents Trump's lawyers from raising an objection mid-trial.
Forthcoming Jack Smith filing is a Trump 'mini-trial on the papers alone': Legal analyst
Special Counsel Jack Smith won his motion in a Washington, D.C. federal court Tuesday seeking to have 180 pages to address both the 2020 election trial and the presidential immunity question. While Smith promises wordiness,
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