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This is a great article.
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If Smith recommends that Trump be charged, Attorney General Merrick Garland would have to sign off, and a grand jury would have to approve an indictment.

Am I interpreting this correctly? If Smith recommends, then Garland is obligated to sign off?
I'm curious to see how they'd actually manage to seat an impartial jury. >

I wonder, what happens if you tell the judge you honestly can't be impartial? >

You ready to be excused from the trial or jailed for contemporary of court. >

Let’s not speculate what the trial might look like, let’s actually see what it looks like >

I'm sure whoever would proacute the case are speculating on what he and the defence might do. >

I hope this isn't the closest we get to actually seeing him on trial