Jack Smith’s Withdrawal From Mar-a-Lago Case Against Trump Raises the Question: Was His Case Ever Valid?
A legal scholar tells the Sun that, if the prosecutor were unlawfully appointed, the counts against the 45th president and his employees could be invalid from their inception.
Special Counsel Jack Smith’s handoff of his troubled classified documents criminal case to the United States attorney for the Southern District of Florida is a bowing to legal reality — and a sign of defiance that Mr. Smith intends for his case to carry on even without him. Are those charges, though, still viable?
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