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Explainer: With no self-pardon in hand, private citizen Trump faces uncertain legal future

With no self-pardon in hand, private citizen Trump faces uncertain legal future

Presidential pardons can only shut down prosecutions by the U.S. Department of Justice, a federal agency. But investigations brought by state-level prosecutors, such as the criminal probe Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance is leading into whether Trump s businesses engaged in fraud, would still be active.

No Consequences For Invading State Capitols -- So Rioters Turned To US Capitol

Reprinted with permission from ProPublica The gallery in the Idaho House was restricted to limited seating on the first day of a special session in late August. Lawmakers wanted space to socially distance as they considered issues related to the pandemic and the November election. But maskless protesters shoved their way past Idaho State Police troopers and security guards, broke through a glass door and demanded entry. They were confronted by House Speaker Scott Bedke, a Republican. He decided to let them in and fill the gallery. You guys are going to police yourselves up there, and you re going to act like good citizens, he told the invaders, according to a YouTube video of the incident.

Sense of Entitlement : Rioters Faced No Consequences Invading State Capitols No Wonder They Turned to the U S Capitol Next

“Sense of Entitlement”: Rioters Faced No Consequences Invading State Capitols. No Wonder They Turned to the U.S. Capitol Next. ProPublica 1/19/2021 ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. The gallery in the Idaho House was restricted to limited seating on the first day of a special session in late August. Lawmakers wanted space to socially distance as they considered issues related to the pandemic and the November election. But maskless protesters shoved their way past Idaho State Police troopers and security guards, broke through a glass door and demanded entry. They were confronted by House Speaker Scott Bedke, a Republican. He decided to let them in and fill the gallery.

Impeaching Trump: When does Senate vote on impeachment? What we know today

Trump acquitted in lightning-fast impeachment trial: Results, Trump s response, what happens next CNET 2/14/2021 Corinne Reichert © Provided by CNET The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump on Saturday, with seven Republican senators voting to convict. James Martin/CNET The Senate on Saturday acquitted former President Donald Trump on the charge of inciting the riot on the Capitol on Jan. 6. Trump, the first president to face two impeachment trials, was found not guilty by the Senate. The vote was 57-43 in favor of conviction, but 67 votes were required to convict him. Seven Republicans did vote to convict Trump, making this the most bipartisan impeachment vote in US history. 

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