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Justice Department Challenges Judge's Block on Trump Report Release Amid Smith's Resignation

The DOJ has filed an emergency motion against a judge's injunction blocking the release of Jack Smith's report on Trump as Smith resigns from the Justice Department.

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The Justice Department has entered an emergency motion contesting a judge's injunction that prohibits the release of special counsel Jack Smith's report regarding Donald Trump, who is preparing for his inauguration. Smith recently resigned after submitting a two-volume report addressing allegations of Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election results and mishandling of classified documents. Amid ongoing legal disputes, the DOJ aims to push for the public release of the election interference volume, while the classified documents section remains under judicial scrutiny.

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