DOJ Will Keep Pursuing Trump Cases Past the Election—Even If He Wins
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The Justice Department will press on with its two criminal cases against Donald Trump past the election even if the Republican wins in November.
Lawyers in the DOJ believe a department policy against criminally charging a sitting president doesn’t prohibit them from pursuing cases against a president-elect, according to The Washington Post. That would mean special counsel Jack Smith would have until Trump’s hypothetical inauguration on Jan. 20 to keep the proceedings rolling.
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