Jack Smith ready to bring major new charges against Trump if current case fails: Report
Special Prosecutor Jack Smith’s Plan B Could Be Even More Devastating Than Current Indictment Against Former President Donald Trump
According to a new report, special prosecutor Jack Smith has a plan that could have even greater consequences for former President Donald Trump than the current indictment he is facing. The report, cited by The Independent, suggests that the Justice Department is preparing a superseding indictment, which would involve a second set of charges against Trump.
The charges could potentially be brought in the Southern District of Florida, where Trump is already under indictment, or in a different jurisdiction. This development comes after Trump was indicted last month on charges related to mishandling classified information.
The corrupt left w help from Trump hating Jack Smith, are now charging Trump w seditious conspiracy. The left’s plan all along is to BLOCK Trump from running for President. The most corrupt DOJ in history is shielding Biden from proven treason charges, & trying to destroy Trump. pic.twitter.com/JihOyggfgn
— C Young (@cathyyoung421) June 30, 2023
The New York Daily News has reported that New Jersey, the location of Trump’s Bedminster golf club, could be a likely venue for the new charges. It is alleged that Trump showed a document he described as classified at the club.
CNN has obtained an audio tape made at Bedminster in which Trump discusses having a classified document related to Iran. However, according to CBS, this document is not included in Trump’s current indictment.
WOAH.
The DOJ is prepared to seek indictments against multiple figures in Donald Trump’s orbit and will likely bring additional charges against Trump in the coming weeks, The Independent reports.
LAW AND ORDER! pic.twitter.com/ApOoUlsIjz
— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) June 29, 2023
The Independent’s report suggests that U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon, who is considered to be pro-Trump and was appointed by the former president, could play a role in determining whether further charges will be sought and where they will be filed.
BREAKING: This is why they want to get rid of Judge Aileen Cannon in classified docs case. Her first smackdown of Special Counsel Jack Smith:
“PAPERLESS ORDER denying without prejudice Government’s Motion to Implement Special Condition of Release. The Government seeks an order…
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) June 26, 2023
The Independent speculates that attorneys who worked with Trump during the legal challenges following the 2020 presidential election could also face charges. It is worth noting that Smith’s appointment as a special prosecutor includes investigating any potential violations of the law related to efforts to interfere with the lawful transfer of power after the 2020 election, according to the Justice Department.
BREAKING: Alleged document from Trump audio in Bedminster is not part of DOJ charges. Staffer at meeting testified Trump did NOT have a document.
Unbelievable! This case should be thrown out and Jack Smith should be locked up. What a hoax! https://t.co/XV2QZfUBKL
— Pamela Hensley (@PamelaHensley22) June 28, 2023
Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump’s attorneys after the election, is mentioned in the report as a potential target. The report states that Giuliani voluntarily met with prosecutors investigating Trump. A representative for Giuliani stated that the meeting was voluntary and conducted professionally, declining further comment.
While Trump is already under indictment, the federal grand jury in Miami that indicted him is still in session, as reported by The New York Times. The Times also mentioned that subpoenas have been issued to individuals connected to the case, but no further details were provided.
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