In a concurring opinion in former President Trump's immunity case, one Supreme Court justice questioned whether Jack Smith was constitutionally appointed.
Clarence Thomas questioned whether special counsel Jack Smith’s appointment would pass constitutional muster in a concurring opinion on presidential immunity.
Justice Clarence Thomas on Monday raised questions about the constitutionality of Jack Smith's appointment as special counsel to prosecute former President Donald Trump.
Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a concurring opinion to Monday's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity questioning the constitutionality of Special Counsel Jack Smith's appointment, suggesting not only is the office invalid but Smith cannot legally hold it.
In the torrent of well-justified exuberance about the immunity ruling of the Supreme Court today (text of the entire opinion here), a welcome phenomenon after…
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