‘Justice Department [was] finding major infractions.'” The report references the handwritten notes of former Vice President Mike Pence that the special counsel obtained.
According to the report, the House select committee’s investigation into the attack on the Capitol on January 6 only “comprised a small part of the Office’s investigative record, and any facts on which.
The Office relied to make a prosecution decision were developed or verified through independent interviews and other investigative steps.” After a week-long legal struggle, U.S.
District Judge Aileen Cannon decided Monday that the Justice Department may disclose Volume One of Smith’s final report, which was made public early Tuesday.
Cannon, who dismissed the case last year, permitted the public release of the Jan. 6 volume after concluding that its contents have no bearing.
On the evidence or charges related to Nauta and De Oliveira in their ongoing case. This was in response to attempts by Trump’s former co-defendants.
In his classified documents case, longtime aide Walt Nauta and staffer Carlos De Oliveira, to block the release of both the volume and the classified documents volume.
