How Corrupt Is Special Prosecutor Jack Smith?

[Rightguide]

‘Brickbat Tactics’: Legal Experts React to Evidence of Trump Prosecutor’s Previous Misconduct​

BY CATHERINE SALGADO 1:07 PM ON JUNE 15, 2023

Based on a 2019 complaint and request for investigation filed on Renzi’s behalf by respected legal firm Mayer Brown, evidence was found of prosecutorial misconduct including improper media leaks, illegal wiretaps, concealment of exculpatory evidence and impeachment evidence, destruction of evidence, and introduction of false testimony before and during Renzi’s trial.

But while the former allegations were mainly directed at prosecutors working under the supervision of now-Trump Special Counsel Jack Smith, Smith’s involvement was apparently more direct. Renzi presented evidence tying Jack Smith and David Harbach, both now prosecuting Trump, to “prosecutorial misconduct” and shady behavior involving jury influencing, illegal wiretaps, and more.

“The prosecutorial misconduct of Jack Smith and his lead prosecutor in my case, David Harbach, is what led to the presidential pardon” that Trump gave him, the former congressman told me. And two Republican legal experts reacted by slamming Smith and his prosecutorial team in exclusive comments to PJ Media.

Center for Renewing America Senior Fellow and Director of Litigation Jeff Clark, a former Trump official, noted that Smith and his team do indeed seem to be following the same playbook with Trump as with Renzi. “There are explosive allegations from Stanley Woodward, the lawyer for Walt Nauta, President Trump’s co-defendant in the Mar-a-Lago case, indicating that the Special Counsel’s Office tried to lean on him improperly to convince Nauta to cooperate against Trump,” Clark explained. “Specifically, the Guardian reports that one of the Special Counsel lawyers reporting to Jack Smith threatened Woodward’s pending application to the Biden administration to be nominated to serve on a court in D.C.”

More here: https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politi...rump-prosecutors-previous-misconduct-n1703448

Now we know why Joe Biden and Merrick Garland chose him.

 

[ll74]

He isn't.

 

[jomar]

LOL and boo hoo! trump pardoned his loyal cronies

 

[Bray123]

Trump sold pardons to people who had committed crimes; no dollar is below his contempt.

He split the cash with his handlers who provided rich prisoners to pardon, including Steve Bannon who was in prison for stealing money from the MAGAts who contributed to the 'build the wall' grift.

But, keep on about corrupt prosecutor and corrupt Biden.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

I just read an article about libtard, snowflake, radical dem, Gen. John Kelly stating that it made him sick when Trump would talk about Ivanka's T&A and wondered what it would be like to have sex with her. But carry on with your propaganda.

 

[schism666]

had smith been disciplined for his obvious and massive infractions yet?

or is this another vetteman conspiracy theory gone cold?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

had smith been disciplined for his obvious and massive infractions yet?

or is this another vetteman conspiracy theory gone cold?

We'll certainly find out after Arizona finishes its stone-cold lock recount for Cheeto!

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[ishtat]

Precis. 1 Renzi was prosecuted and found guilty by a properly constituted court.
2 Renzi gave financial and personal support to Donald Trump.
3 Lawyers seeking a pardon for Renzi made accusations of misconduct against Renzi's prosecutors.
4 Donald Trump granted Renzi a pardon.
5 None of the allegations against the prosecutors noted in 3 above were pursued or found to have any foundation in any court.

Also worth noting that Renzi was found guilty of 17 out of 32 counts of corruption in 2008. The trial verdict was upheld by the Appeals court. Renzi was prosecuted successfully by a Republican administration.

As a conservative one might hope that Rightguide would uphold the USA's fundamental institutions, its courts in particular, and the decisions of the Republican Administration in prosecuting Renzi. The only reasonable conclusion is that Rightguide's opinion is every bit as corrupted as the people the court convicted.

 

[Chernosoth]

Endemic corruption throughout government, in all parties and power groups, is what happens in dying empires.