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politics13 days ago

House Republicans Release Jack Smith's Testimony on Trump Probes

Former special counsel Jack Smith's deposition reveals key insights into his investigation of Trump, including his stance that the Jan. 6 attack was Trump’s responsibility, his legal justification for subpoenaing congressional phone records, evidence of Trump obstructing the recovery of classified documents, his claim that he would have investigated any president, and his refusal to disclose details about Patel's interview due to a court injunction.

via Axios|
#classified-documents#congressional-subpoenas#jack-smith
politics6 months ago

Tillis Won't Support Trump Nominees Supporting Jan. 6

Senator Thom Tillis announced he will oppose any Trump administration nominees who support the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, emphasizing his disapproval of those pardoned or commended for their actions during the insurrection, and signaling a potential shift in his voting on judicial nominations. The article also covers various political developments including legislative efforts, partisan conflicts, and upcoming confirmations.

via Politico|
#confirmation#jan-6-capitol-attack#politics
politics7 months ago

Ed Martin Reviews Pardon for Jan. 6 Ringleader Stewart Rhodes

Ed Martin, the new Justice Department pardon attorney, personally reviewed a pardon application for Stewart Rhodes, the Jan. 6 Capitol attack ringleader, amid a broader effort by conservative figures to seek clemency for Jan. 6 defendants. Martin, a controversial figure with ties to Jan. 6 defendants and a history of advocacy for their legal defense, is now serving as the first political appointee in this role, raising concerns about the politicization of the pardon process.

via Politico|
#ed-martin#jan-6-capitol-attack#pardon-applications
crime1 year ago

Ex-Proud Boys Leader Testifies in Trial of Officer Accused of Leaking Intel

Enrique Tarrio, former Proud Boys leader, refused to answer questions about the Jan. 6 Capitol attack during the trial of Shane Lamond, a former D.C. police officer accused of providing Tarrio with information about an arrest warrant. Tarrio, serving a 22-year sentence for seditious conspiracy, testified that he lied to his group about his communications with Lamond, who allegedly acted as a 'double agent' for the Proud Boys. Tarrio claimed his arrest was a planned publicity stunt and denied Lamond's involvement in tipping him off, despite evidence of extensive communication between them.

via NBC News|
#crime#enrique-tarrio#jan-6-capitol-attack
legalethics1 year ago

Alito Faces Scrutiny Over Flag Controversy and Recusal Issues

Legal ethicists are questioning Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s decision not to recuse himself from two Jan. 6 cases, despite flags associated with the "Stop the Steal" movement being displayed outside his house. Alito explained that the flags were flown by his wife, not him, but experts remain unconvinced by his rationale. This controversy adds to ongoing concerns about ethics and political influence within the Supreme Court.

via The New York Times|
#ethics#jan-6-capitol-attack#legalethics
politics1 year ago

Justice Alito Refuses to Recuse from Trump and Jan. 6 Cases Amid Flag Controversy

Justice Samuel Alito declined to recuse himself from two Trump-related cases despite calls from Congress, citing that recent flag incidents at his properties do not meet the conditions for recusal under the Supreme Court's ethics code. Alito emphasized that his wife was responsible for flying the contentious flags and that he had no involvement. The Supreme Court is set to rule on these cases by the end of June.

via NBC News|
#donald-trump#ethics#jan-6-capitol-attack
politics1 year ago

Justice Alito's Flag Display Sparks Political Controversy

Flags flown outside Justice Samuel Alito's homes have sparked political controversy, leading to calls for his recusal from cases involving former President Donald Trump and the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. Democrats are pushing for a binding code of conduct for the Supreme Court, while Republicans defend Alito. The controversy arises as the Supreme Court is set to release decisions on politically charged issues, including cases that could impact Trump.

via CBS News|
#donald-trump#ethics#jan-6-capitol-attack
politics1 year ago

Justice Alito Faces Scrutiny Over Controversial Flag Display

Former national security adviser John Bolton defended Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito against criticism over flags associated with the Jan. 6 Capitol attack being displayed outside Alito's home. Bolton argued that the flags, which have historical and patriotic significance, should not be condemned due to their use by rioters. He insisted that Alito can serve impartially and should not recuse himself from upcoming Jan. 6 cases.

via The Hill|
#flags-controversy#jan-6-capitol-attack#john-bolton