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A Dec. 5, 2023 filing said prosecutors can use Trump’s post-election and post-riot conduct — including comments about pardoning Jan. 6 defendants — to show motive and intent in the election-interference case.
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A Dec. 5, 2023 filing said prosecutors can use Trump’s post-election and post-riot conduct — including comments about pardoning Jan. 6 defendants — to show motive and intent in the election-interference case.
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A Dec. 5, 2023 filing said prosecutors can use Trump’s post-election and post-riot conduct — including comments about pardoning Jan. 6 defendants — to show motive and intent in the election-interference case.
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