What did Jack Smith's investigation find?
Smith claimed his team found 'powerful evidence' that Trump willfully retained classified documents and obstructed justice.
Politics / Justice Department
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon has blocked the public release of former special counsel Jack Smith's report regarding the investigation into President Donald Trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents. The decision comes after C...
Judge Cannon's decision to block the release of the report prevents the public and lawmakers from accessing detailed information gathered during the investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents. Cannon argued that a protective order issued in June 2023 prevents the disclosure of discovery materials. She also stated it is not customary to release a report containing large amounts of evidence after a criminal prosecution is dismissed without an adjudication of guilt. Smith's team claims to have gathered 'powerful evidence' that Trump willfully retained classified documents after leaving office and obstructed justice to keep his retention of classified documents secret. The appeals court had previously found that Cannon 'improperly exercised equitable jurisdiction' in connection with the Mar-a-Lago search, and her opinions have been widely critiqued as extraordinarily deferential to the president who nominated her.
Smith claimed his team found 'powerful evidence' that Trump willfully retained classified documents and obstructed justice.
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