The MeidasTouch Podcast Jack Smith Makes FINAL DECISION on Trump Dismissal
Nov 25, 2024
In this episode, legal expert Karen Friedman-Agnifilo, former number two at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, shares her insights on the motion to dismiss the federal case against Donald Trump. She delves into the complexities of prosecuting a former president and the legal precedents that accompany such high-profile cases. The discussion touches on the immense pressures Jack Smith faces and explores the potential ramifications for the legal landscape. It's a riveting look at the intersection of politics and law.
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Dismissal Without Prejudice
- The dismissal is "without prejudice," meaning charges could theoretically be refiled later.
- However, a likely self-pardon renders this possibility moot.
Smith's Readiness
- Jack Smith likely completed his special counsel report.
- His readiness to dismiss suggests the investigation is finalized.
Smith's Reluctance
- Jack Smith's writing conveys his reluctance.
- He emphasizes the strength of the case despite the dismissal.