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Below is my column in the Hill on the difficult schedule facing Special Counsel Jack Smith in the prosecution of former President Donald Trump. He is also facing a greater problem of public perception. While critics often speak hopefully of "Trump fatigue" among voters, prosecutors are dealing with a Justice fatigue. A new poll shows…

Shouldn't Americans know who's on the team now trying to take down Donald Trump? Team Jack Smith, the special counsel appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland to go after Trump, apparently thinks not -- that it's a matter of "privacy" to withhold the names That hardly sounds American.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Heres what make Trumps actions different from Bidens or Hillarys

The admission of hearsay evidence that the defendant had participated in a drug buy was harmless error given the overwhelming quantity of the rest of the state’s evidence, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled (7-0) in State v. Barnes.

Jurors themselves may face significant personal difficulties in discharging their duties during an upcoming trial.

Republicans must acknowledge the DOJ’s inconsistencies without abandoning the rule of law.

The case against Donald Trump will test the legal system’s ability to guard national secrets while guaranteeing a fair and open trial.

The case against Donald Trump will test the legal system’s ability to guard national secrets while guaranteeing a fair and open trial.

State advisors to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights plan to apply more pressure to Maine leaders to overhaul the state's indigent public defense system with a report that finds the system may disproportionately affect people in federally protected...