Could President Trump’s Sanctioning of Law Firm That Aided Jack Smith Backfire and Help the Prosecutor Dodge Criminal Charges?
The 47th president’s executive order targeting the prosecutor’s attorney could be constitutionally forbidden.

President Trump’s executive order sanctioning the law firm that advised Special Counsel Jack Smith on a pro bono basis could soon hurtle headlong into one of the Constitution’s bedrock protections of due process — that the accused enjoys the right to have assistance of counsel for his defense.
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