by Glenn Kirschner
Glenn Kirschner
Special Counsel Jack Smith and Donald Trump's criminal defense attorneys just filed a joint scheduling proposal with Judge Tanya Chutkan regarding their respective suggestions on how to litigate the absolute immunity issue in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's ruling that a president's official acts might be immune from prosecution.
Smith informed the judge that he is prepared to file a motion disclosing all of the "unpled" evidence and information of Trump's crimes, meaning evidence that was not disclosed in the first or second (superseding) indictments in Trump's election subversions case in DC. This disclosure is necessary so the judge can fully litigate the issue of which of Trump's crime and conduct are immune from prosecution and which are not.
Jack Smith informed the judge that he is "prepared to file" the brief "promptly at any time the Court deems appropriate."
Not surprisingly, Trump's attorneys said in the joint filing that they don't want to litigate the immunity issue any time soon if at all.
This video discusses the implications of this new court filing and the next decisions to be made by Judge Chutkan.
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