Does Jack Smith’s Road To Convicting Trump Snake Through His Lawyers?

As the former president’s legal woes multiply, his attorneys have been exposed to threats from which lawyers would normally be protected.

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President Trump at Mar-a-Lago on November 8, 2022. AP/Andrew Harnik

Mayor Giuliani’s report that he “voluntarily” met with the office of Special Counsel Jack Smith, along with the increasing prosecutorial focus on another one of President Trump’s attorneys, John Eastman, brings into focus the reality that the legal danger to Mr. Trump extends to his lawyers as well, several of whom will face both carrots and sticks to turn on their erstwhile boss. 

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