Jack Smith’s Last Chance Against Trump Could Be a Confidential Report — and a Potential Pardon for the Prosecutor
The special counsel regulations mandate that the prosecutor deliver a final brief to the attorney general.
Special Counsel Jack Smith’s two cases against President Trump are finished, but the prosecutor’s work is not — even as he has made it onto a “list” compiled by Congressman James Clyburn of those whom the 46th president would be wise to pardon before he leaves office.
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