DOJ records reveal possible classified security lapses inside Jack Smith’s office during Trump prosecution
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Newly released internal Justice Department messages appear to show classified security lapses inside former special counsel Jack Smith’s office while prosecutors under the Biden administration were pursuing President Donald Trump over his handling of classified documents.
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Newly-released messages appear to show that Biden Justice Department officials, including those working for former special counsel Jack Smith, possibly mishandled classified information. Smith’s team investigated President Donald Trump, then out of office, from late 2022 through 2024, for alleged mi…
Newly released internal Justice Department messages appear to show classified security lapses inside former special counsel Jack Smith’s office while prosecutors under the Biden administration were pursuing President Donald Trump over his handling of classified documents.
At the same time the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) was prosecuting President Donald Trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents, the department, including personnel in Jack Smith’s office, was also allegedly mishandling classified materials, according to messages obtained by U.S.
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley has exposed potential mishandling of classified materials by Jack Smith's team during their investigation into President Donald J. Trump.
