Opinion | The Supreme Court's latest Jan. 6 ruling is a problem for Trump
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10% Center
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85% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
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- Politician Portrayal
-28% Negative
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62% : But the narrowing interpretation the court adopted is still comfortably broad enough to capture the conduct with which both Fischer and Trump were charged.49% : But there is much less than meets the eye to what might seem like a win for the insurrectionists and Trump.
44% : But the position it did adopt still clearly covers the conduct that Trump is charged with, and likely the conduct that violent Jan. 6 defendants like Fischer are charged with as well.
38% : That did not happen -- and the court's interpretation actually has the potential to bolster the prosecutions both against Fischer and his ilk and against Trump.
22% : And two of the four charges against Trump in special counsel Jack Smith's prosecution for his crimes related to Jan. 6 were brought under the same law.
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