On November 26, the appeals court in the state of Florida (USA) agreed to dismiss the charges related to the case of Mr. Donald Trump illegally storing classified documents, officially ending the prosecution conducted by Special Prosecutor Jack Smith.
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NBC News reported on November 27 that Special Prosecutor Jack Smith's office filed a motion on November 25 to dismiss the prosecution of Donald Trump from June 2023 after FBI agents discovered many classified documents at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The appeals court approved the request on November 26 (US time).
Mr. Smith's office also filed a motion to dismiss Mr. Trump's case against him for allegedly interfering in the 2020 election, and Judge Tanya Chutkan in Washington, DC, approved the request on November 25.
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His attorney has not commented on the Florida court's information, and a spokesman for Mr. Smith's office declined to comment.
Federal Judge Aileen Cannon in Florida dismissed the claim in July that Mr. Trump illegally possessed classified documents, arguing that Mr. Smith’s appointment as special counsel was illegal and therefore he lacked the authority to bring the case to trial.
However, federal prosecutors in August filed a petition with the appeals court to restore the trial process.
So far, two of the four criminal prosecutions against Mr. Trump have been dismissed. NBC News reported that in addition to the two cases above, Mr. Trump was also convicted of paying hush money to an adult film star in New York before the 2016 election and another case in the state of Georgia also related to the effort to overturn the 2016 election results.
The sentencing in New York has been postponed indefinitely while the Georgia case is also pending.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/toa-phuc-tham-my-dong-y-huy-bo-vu-xu-ong-trump-ve-tai-lieu-mat-185241127092544354.htm
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