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Jack Smith's Final Report on Trump Unveils Potential Convictions for Election Interference

The report details Trump's falsehoods and challenges faced by prosecutors, concluding constitutional principles barred his prosecution after re-election.

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Special Counsel Jack Smith's report outlines sufficient evidence for multiple felony convictions against Trump for election interference had he not been re-elected in 2024. The 137-page document, submitted to the DOJ, detailed Trump's spread of false claims about the 2020 election and his attempts to obstruct democracy. Smith's prosecution faced challenges, including Trump's influence on social media threatening witnesses. Ultimately, the report concludes that constitutional principles prevented the indictment of a sitting president. Trump's response labels Smith's actions as politically motivated, claiming innocence following his election victory.

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