Law Professor Reveals Why Jack Smith Is Going to Supreme Court in Trump Case
By Jack Phillips A constitutional law scholar argued that special counsel Jack Smith is trying to work quickly to convict former President Donald Trump because he fears the former president will pardon himself if elected in 2024. On Monday, the special counsel filed a petition with the Supreme Court to decide on whether President Trump is immune from prosecution in the federal election…
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