DOJ, Trump and Jack Smith

Trump could reportedly ax Jack Smith’s team, have DOJ probe election fraud
President-elect Donald Trump plans to fire special counsel Jack Smith's entire team and have the DOJ investigate 2020 voter fraud.
Trump will fire Jack Smith’s lawyers and use the DoJ to investigate the 2020 election, report says
Those affected are likely to include career professionals usually shielded from political revenge efforts, which may take years to enact
Trump ‘to fire entire Jack Smith team and use DOJ to investigate 2020 election’
President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly set to fire the entirety of special counsel Jack Smith’s team as well as use the Department of Justice to investigate the 2020 election. Trump plans to eliminate the entirety of Smith’s team,
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Column: Trump’s election ended Jack Smith’s tenure. But he still has one more important job to do
The special counsel should provide a full public record of his prosecutions, particularly the classified documents case disrupted by Judge Aileen Cannon.
Trump plans to fire Jack Smith’s team, use DOJ to probe 2020 election
The plans show how president-elect Donald Trump wants to use the Justice Department to address his own personal grievances.
Jack Smith May Be Able to 'Revive' Donald Trump Cases—Legal Analyst
According to Barbara McQuade, the special counsel may be able to "revive" Trump's cases "if he ends it on his own terms."
Special Counsel Jack Smith plans to resign, file report before Trump can fire him: report
Special Counsel Jack Smith is planning to file his report and resign before President-elect Trump can fire him in January, the New York Times reported.
Jack Smith remains special counsel, wasn't fired as of Nov. 6 | Fact check
Trump faces charges in Washington that he tried to steal the 2020 presidential election and obstruct Congress from counting Electoral College votes on Jan. 6, 2021. The Supreme Court ruled in July that Trump has presidential immunity for his “official” acts. The issue before Chutkan is how that ruling applies to this case.
Jack Smith Spent Over $50M Prosecuting Trump Before Cases Collapsed
The estimated $60 million funding legal action by the time the President-elect takes office will be a waste of taxpayer cash, say legal experts.
Special counsel Jack Smith and his team to resign before Trump takes office
Smith's federal criminal cases against Trump were upended by the election, as the Justice Department's longstanding policy is that sitting presidents can't be charged with crimes.
Jack Smith Plans to Step Down as Special Counsel Before Trump Takes Office
The prosecutor who investigated and charged Donald J. Trump plans to finish his report and leave the job before he can be fired.
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Jack Smith plans to step down as special counsel before Trump takes office, NYT reports
Nov 13 (Reuters) - U.S. Special Counsel Jack Smith plans to step down along with other members of his team before ...
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Julie Kelly: Chatter Growing That Jack Smith May Flee The Country Prior To Inauguration Day
Julie Kelly, on Bannon's "War Room" podcast, talks about the "fear and terror" inside the Department of Justice that Donald ...