Big Win For Trump Again? Case Dismissed Against President-Elect| But Will He Be Jailed After 4 Yrs?
November 26, 2024
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5:16Now PlayingBig Win For Trump Again? Case Dismissed Against President-Elect| But Will He Be Jailed After 4 Yrs?
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as posted by the channelA judge recently agreed to dismiss the election subversion case against Donald Trump, following a request by prosecutors citing the Justice Department's policy of not prosecuting a sitting president. Judge Tanya Chutkan dismissed the case "without prejudice," meaning it can be revived after Trump leaves office. The dismissal acknowledges that presidential immunity is temporary and expires when a president's term ends. Trump, facing accusations related to election interference and illegal document handling, remains under investigation in various cases. Special Counsel Jack Smith dropped appeals in the dismissed Florida document case but continues pursuing charges against Trump's co-defendants.
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