Glenn Kirschner on Saturday said it seems like special counsel Jack Smith still has a good bit of investigating to go in his probe into former President Donald Trumps alleged mishandling of classified documents. <\/p>\n
MSNBCs Jonathan Capehart asked Kirschner, a former U.S. Army prosecutor and current legal analyst for the network, what he made of a New York Times report that said Smiths probe is still investigating aspects of the case, even after Trumps indictment. <\/p>\n
What I make of this is that Jack Smith is just getting warmed up, Kirschner replied. It seems like he is intent on investigating all of the potential crimes, of not only Donald Trump but anybody else down at Mar-a-Lago, anybody else in Florida who may have been involved in assisting, facilitating, or who may be covering up, who may be an accessory after the fact, to Donald Trumps crimes. <\/p>\n
Kirschner explained how in the big investigations it is common to ask the grand jury to vote out one indictment with perhaps one or two defendants, and a limited number of charges and continue to investigate in the grand jury any other crimes and then ask the grand jury to return a subsequent, or what we call a superseding, indictment. <\/p>\n
It could mean additional charges for existing defendants, or adding additional defendants to the charges, he said. <\/p>\n
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The former president also remains under investigation for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, and for trying to overturn his 2020 election loss in Georgia. <\/p>\n
He faces trial in the Stormy Daniels hush money case in 2024. <\/p>\n
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