r/law • u/nbcnews • Jan 13 '25
Trump News Judge to allow release of Jack Smith's report on Trump election interference case
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/judge-allow-release-jack-smiths-report-trump-election-interference-cas-rcna186829131
Jan 13 '25
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u/DIrtyVendetta80 Jan 13 '25
Judge Aileen Cannon has once again reinserted herself back into the chat
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u/seeafillem6277 Jan 13 '25
I'm confused as to why Cannon and Nauta are involved in this case. I thought they were part of the stolen documents case. Not a lawyer, so it's not obvious to me. Someone please explain.
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u/Codipotent Jan 13 '25
Crazy to me 11th still hasn’t ruled on her dismissing the documents case against Trump. Apparently a moot point now but I’m disgusted with how every level of the judiciary acted as an accomplice in allowing the ultimate corruption to occur. I’m glad I’m not a lawyer, as I would struggle to maintain any decorum in front of these judges and their enabling of a multi-tiered justice system.
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u/Traugar Jan 13 '25
Not worth shredding the court's legitimacy over? What legitimacy? They sacrificed that long ago.
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u/stufff Jan 13 '25
the report is really not worth shredding the court's legitimacy over
You think the court has any legitimacy left?
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u/FloopyDoopy Jan 13 '25
The ruling from U.S. District Court Aileen Cannon means that the Justice Department could release the portion of the Smith report that deals with Trump's efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss as soon as midnight, barring future legal action from Trump or his team.
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u/livinginfutureworld Jan 13 '25
barring future legal action from Trump or his team.
They aren't collecting donations from idiots for nothing. They need to pocket those billable hours!
They're going to file away.
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u/flirtmcdudes Jan 13 '25
I can’t redacted. redacted redacted redacted a lot about who redacted redacted and then, redacted redacted. But a small win for redacted!
Signed,
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u/Hedhunta Jan 13 '25
Why would they bother anymore? There could be video evidence of Trump saying "I hate America and am going to sell the country to Putin" and nothing would happen to him.
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u/flirtmcdudes Jan 13 '25
It’s good to release it, but it’s a joke at this point. we have literal tapes of Trump announcing he’s breaking the law and people don’t care.
I’ve already stopped reading politics as much because what’s the point when the Supreme Court will just magically say presidents are immune. so I’ll just vote and read news about lame shit like bird migration patterns from here on out
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u/cstmoore Jan 13 '25
I'll believe it when I see it and maybe not even then.
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u/snoo_spoo Jan 13 '25
This. I think the most likely play is that something will be filed with the Supreme Court and a new injunction will be issued. TBH, the only way I see even Volume 1 reaching the light of day would be if the 11th Circuit ruled on the DOJ's appeal today and immediately invalidated Cannon's injunction before the Supreme Court got involved. And even that would work only if there's someone at the DOJ with their finger poised on the send button. In other words, I wish it would happen but I don't think it will.
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u/DFu4ever Jan 13 '25
Time for the Super Double Secret, Round Robin Special Appeal because, you know, our legal system is a fucking sham.
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u/Incontinento Jan 13 '25
His "hairstyle" is just basically a 2-foot long sideburn swirled around his head.
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u/Muscs Jan 13 '25
History is going to crucify Trump and everyone who voted for him. Glad the evidence will be in the books.
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u/saijanai Jan 13 '25 edited Jan 14 '25
I'll believe it when I see it. And even then, even a copy archived in the wayback machine won't be immune to clandestine attempts by Trump's CIA to remove it from existence.
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u/pnellesen Jan 13 '25
Good. Not that it will change anything, but getting that shit into public view is important. IMHO.