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Judge Cannon 'basically inviting' Jack Smith to ask for her removal in new filing: expert

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    10% Center

  • Politician Portrayal

    -63% Negative

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50% : The move came after special counsel Jack Smith submitted an emphatic response telling Cannon that her proposed jury instructions -- that would direct jurors to consider that classified documents in the case could be considered personal property of Trump under the PRA -- were unacceptable.
27% : Each scenario assumed the PRA applies to this case and provides Trump with a defense,"' wrote Vance.
25% : Watch: Jack Smith walks in stony silence as reporter tries to pry info on Trump probes On Thursday, Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed Donald Trump's claim that the Presidential Records Act protects him from prosecution for taking government documents when he left office in 2021.
24% : " ALSO READ: A criminologist explains why keeping Trump from the White House is all that matters Former prosecutor Joyce Vance explained that it may appear like an effort to save face, but "Judge Cannon also vigorously denies what she characterizes as the Special Counsel's request for a final decision on jury instructions.
14% : [a charge in the Espionage Act] and makes no mention of Presidential Records Act, and specified the nature of charges against Trump adequately.

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