Jack Smith
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House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan Issues Criminal Referral Against Former Special Counsel Jack Smith
Rep. Jim Jordan has formally referred former special counsel Jack Smith to the DOJ, alleging he provided false testimony regarding his team’s access to text messages.
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House Judiciary Republicans Refer Jack Smith to Justice Department for Alleged False Testimony
House Judiciary Republicans have referred Jack Smith to the DOJ for alleged false testimony regarding his team’s access to private text messages from Congress.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Probes Allegations of Improper Data Collection by Former Special Counsel Jack Smith
Senate Republicans are accusing former special counsel Jack Smith of bypassing legal protocols to improperly access text messages of 44 members of Congress.
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Former Special Counsel Jack Smith Warns of ‘Unprecedented’ Threat to Rule of Law
Former special counsel Jack Smith warns that current DOJ retribution prosecutions and political pressure pose an unprecedented threat to the U.S. rule of law.
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Jack Smith Defends Trump Investigations to Congress Amid Fierce GOP Scrutiny
Former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith staunchly defended his investigations into President $1 Trump before the House Judiciary Committee, asserting that probes uncovered ‘proof beyond a reasonable doubt’ of criminal activity and rejecting accusations of political motivation.
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Jack Smith: The Polarizing Figure in U.S. Justice and Politics
Jack Smith, a former special counsel, has become a central figure in U.S. political and legal controversies, particularly due to his high-profile investigations into President $1 Trump. His work has sparked debates over the politicization of justice.
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Former Trump Prosecutor Jack Smith Under Investigation for Alleged Hatch Act Violation
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel has launched an investigation into Jack Smith, former special counsel for the Department of Justice, for allegedly violating the Hatch Act during his prosecution of Donald Trump.

