Exclusive Interview: Lawyers For Jan. 6th Political Prisoners Say Prosecutors Are Targeting Trump Next

H2: Overview

In this exclusive interview, attorneys representing political prisoners stemming from the events of January 6th discuss the proceedings of their cases and the possibility that Donald Trump may be next on the list of those sought by prosecutors. The article examines the outworking of a number of affiliated cases, combining an exploratory review of the legal processes with insight from the attorneys representing the defendants. This provided a comprehensive look into the future of these proceedings, including the possibility for prosecutorial expansion to account for the president’s role in inciting the insurrection.

H2: Insider Perspectives

Attorney Humm says that the criminal legal proceedings from the events of January 6th have been heavily politicized. This has resulted in an uneven course in terms of criminal justice, and it’s possible that the attorney general is gearing up to treat Trump like other defendants and accordingly pursue federal charges. Meanwhile, Attorney Swanson recounts a client and friends serving five-year sentences with no trial andwithoutthe right to due process in the wake of the insurrection. For the July 4th trials, prosecutors may be considering implications similar to those applied during the Capital trial: conspiracy, racketeering and money laundering charges.

H2: Growing Momentum

The January 6th Capitol trial has built momentum in the prosecutorial process with more than 160 individuals facing charges. Of those, 18 face more serious indictments for their suspected involvement in the insurrection, and indictment of Trump could follow a precedent of the guilty pleas and verdicts of the Capitol defendants. Attorney Swanson explains that prosecutors are combing through large amounts of evidence from the riot, from the murder of a Capitol police officer to the destruction of property, with the intent of building further cases.

H2: Upcoming Prosecution

Going forward, attorneys predict that the charges will only become more serious, with possibilities for prosecution expanding even to include Donald Trump himself. Revealing that the President is being investigated, Swanson notes that prosecutors may be actively pursuing a timeline for indicting President Trump. Information has come to light regarding potential involvement of the president through specific groups, plans and individuals with alleged ties to the terror of January 6th, with the governing bodies of several states taking steps to investigate Trump concerning his incitement of the insurrection.

H2: Looking Ahead

An expanding prosecutorial process is slowly unfolding in the aftermath of the events of January 6th as attorneys representing the political prisoners begin to voice their concerns. Attorneys are concerned that criminal proceedings will continue to be politicized with no real accountability, while others assert that President Trump may soon be subjected to the same parameters as many of the original Capitol trial defendants. In moving forward, prosecutors are well underway in their investigations, combing through evidence with the intent of building additional cases. As preparations for a potential July 4th trial begin, we await to see if Donald Trump will indeed be added to the list of those sought by prosecutors

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