‘Under No Circumstances Should the Court Order the Release’: Pam Bondi Moves To Bury Jack Smith’s Mar-a-Lago Dossier on Trump
The Department of Justice calls the special counsel an ‘unconstitutionally appointed prosecutor’ as it aims to keep the volume out of the public eye.
The Department of Justice’s position against releasing Jack Smith’s final report on his Mar-a-Lago prosecution could mean that the dispatch on the secret documents never sees the light of day.
The DOJ on Friday joined President Trump’s two co-defendants in the case, his valet, Waltine Nauata, and a property manager, Carlos De Oliveira, in urging Judge Aileen Cannon to block the volume’s release. Mr. Smith’s report on his prosecution of Mr. Trump for January 6 has been published — and in it the special counsel contends that “but for” presidential immunity, he would have secured a conviction of the 47th president.
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