Special counsel makes unexpected move before next year's power shift
Special counsel prepares to conclude high-profile federal cases earlier than expected. His strategy involves wrapping-up proceedings before the presidential transition in early-2025
In a notable shift of timeline Jack Smith‚ the special counsel has decided to speed-up his work schedule (which includes two federal prosecutions). His re-worked strategy aims to finish everything before next years presidential switch-over
The decision comes as part of a well thought-out plan — the special counsel wants to complete his work before any potential administrative changes could affect the cases progress. According to inside-sources familiar with the situation Smithʼs team is moving fast to wrap things up instead of dragging court proceedings till inauguration time
The special counsels revised approach includes submitting a detailed wrap-up report to Merrick Garland‚ the Attorney General: this document will outline all key findings and conclusions from the investigations. The report needs to be ready before the next administration takes control of things which is scheduled for early-25. Its worth noting that the timeline adjustment shows how the special counsel is adapting to changing political circumstances
