Efforts to Conclude Trump's Legal Battles Intensify

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The US Department of Justice is reportedly in discussions with special counsel Jack Smith's office about potentially dropping two federal cases against president-elect Donald Trump. These cases involve allegations of mishandling classified documents and attempting to overturn the 2020 election results. The talks are influenced by the policy that sitting presidents cannot be prosecuted, which would apply when Trump assumes office in January. Dropping the cases could prevent a conflict between Trump and the Justice Department and ensure a smooth transition from the Biden administration.
Topics:nation#2020-election#classified-documents#donald-trump#jack-smith#politics#us-department-of-justice
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- Special counsel Jack Smith taking steps to wind down federal cases against Trump NPR
- Trump’s biggest courtroom nemesis is looking for an exit strategy POLITICO
- Trump civil cases could trudge on in wake of presidential victory The Hill
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