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The House Jan. 6 committee’s December referral of Donald Trump to the Justice Department is still shaping the politics and the legal record around the Capitol attack. The panel has finished its work, but its report, transcripts and evidence remain part of the case against Trump’s version of events and the broader election-fraud push that followed his defeat.
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The House Jan. 6 committee’s December referral of Donald Trump to the Justice Department is still shaping the politics and the legal record around the Capitol attack. The panel has finished its work, but its report, transcripts and evidence remain part of the case against Trump’s version of events and the broader election-fraud push that followed his defeat.
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The House Jan. 6 committee’s December referral of Donald Trump to the Justice Department is still shaping the politics and the legal record around the Capitol attack. The panel has finished its work, but its report, transcripts and evidence remain part of the case against Trump’s version of events and the broader election-fraud push that followed his defeat.
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