He Former United States President Donald Trump has criticized the Justice Department for declassifying documents from one of his cases in the middle of the 33-day election campaign. of the November 5 presidential elections: “They are infringing on their power,” explained the Republican candidate, referring to the fact that during the election year, the Department of Justice generally delays legal proceedings if it affects the candidates 60 days before the election day. election. Trump slammed “this is complete and utter election interference,” after key document in Trump’s election filing Democratic Special Prosecutor Jack Smith.
Judge Tanya Chutkan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia opened Democratic special prosecutor Jack Smith’s 165-page brief Wednesday afternoon, presenting evidence in the case against Trump for interfering in the 2020 election.
He special prosecutor Jack Smithwho seeks to push for federal charges against Donald Trump for election interference, has filed a 165-page document detailing the evidence he has against the former president.
Jack Smith has amended his case against Trump to align with the Supreme Court’s ruling that extends immunity to presidents for official acts that are central to their constitutional powers. It is for this reason that, now in change, Smith declared that “Trump’s plan was fundamentally private”, thus trying to demonstrate that it could be pursued.
“During the 60 days preceding an election“The Department of Justice is not supposed to do absolutely anything that could contaminate or interfere with a case,” Trump argued in Truth Social. “They disobeyed their own government in favor of complete and utter election interference. “I didn’t do anything wrong, they did!”, underlined the Republican candidate.
This decision by Jack Smith comes a day after the vice-presidential debate between Trump’s candidate, JD Vance, senator from Ohio, and Kamala Harris’ candidate, Democratic vice president, Tim Walz, governor of Minnesota. Vance emerged victorious after an evening during which he was able to explain his message and address voters. Instead, Walz was shaky, only attacked Trump, and had to explain one of his lies about being in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square protests.
