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flag Jack Smith asserts he had strong evidence against Trump, citing secret subpoenas and limited review, sparking scrutiny of DOJ actions.

flag Former special counsel Jack Smith, in a December 17 deposition released by the House Judiciary Committee, stated he had proof beyond reasonable doubt in his cases against Donald Trump, which were dismissed due to legal rulings and voluntary withdrawal. flag He defended secret subpoenas for phone records of Republican lawmakers, part of the "Arctic Frost" investigation, saying targets were not named to judges to prevent obstruction, though this raised concerns about violating the Speech or Debate Clause. flag Smith acknowledged limited internal review and admitted Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony was based on hearsay. flag The disclosures intensified scrutiny of the DOJ’s actions under the Biden administration.

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