Mar-a-Lago judge gives Trump and Jack Smith one last chance to argue over special counsel power
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42% : On Friday, the judge denied an amici motion requesting the ability to file their own notice of supplemental authority -- the same kind of filing Smith and Trump both have until Monday to put on the record.26% : In that filing, the special counsel called out Trump for telling his online audience that "the FBI was out to kill him and his family.
13% : Trump's motion to dismiss the indictment over the contours of Smith's appointment actually raises two discrete legal issues: (1) whether the special counsel was properly hired to prosecute Trump under the appointments clause; and (2) whether his office was properly funded under the appropriations clause.
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