Legal fallout lingers four years after Jan. 6 attack - Roll Call

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : In an interview with TIME magazine, Trump indicated he would look at them "case-by-case.
43% : I'm going to look if there's some that really were out of control," Trump said.
43% : Trump has continued to fight those cases, arguing that last year's Supreme Court decision on criminal immunity should extend to civil immunity as well.
39% : "President Trump will be giving clemency, pardons and commutations, to J6'ers!!"
38% : That includes months of delays in cases and dismissal of some charges, such as the obstruction charge against defendant Thomas Caldwell.Democratic lawmakers, families of Capitol Police members and others have pursued civil suits against Trump which have still marched forward.
34% : And last month, Republican Rep. Barry Loudermilk of Georgia released a report saying former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., the select committee's vice chair, likely broke "numerous federal laws."
28% : Efforts to hold Trump criminally accountable for his actions that allegedly contributed to the attack ended when he won reelection last year, and Special Counsel John L. "Jack" Smith has dismissed a criminal case in Washington ahead of the Jan. 20 inauguration.
25% : In an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press," Trump said people who attacked the Capitol "have suffered long and hard.
24% : Trump and his allies have sought to downplay that attack in the court of public opinion, with some Republican efforts to cast the defendants as "political prisoners.
24% : "The specifics of any Trump pardon plan are uncertain, and it's unclear if Trump would draw a line between those charged with violent crimes and people convicted on lesser charges.
22% : In the meantime, Trump has called for the prosecution of now-Sen. Adam B. Schiff, D-Calif., and members of the disbanded House select committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
21% : The Supreme Court had dealt the case a blow by deciding the presidency made Trump immune from most criminal charges.
17% : "The Biden administration and Democrats have continued their push to have Trump and others face consequences for their actions that contributed to the attack.

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