Investigation into altered evidence in Trump's Mar-a-Lago raid
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan investigates altered evidence seized by FBI in raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago home as part of special counsel Jack Smith's case.
Key Points
- House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan investigating altered evidence seized by FBI in Mar-a-Lago raid
- Special counsel Jack Smith and federal prosecutors admit inconsistencies in document order
- Former President Trump accuses special counsel of evidence tampering
Pros
- House Judiciary Committee ensuring accountability in DOJ
- Demand for transparency in handling of seized documents
Cons
- Concerns about impartiality and ethical standards in DOJ
- Accusations of evidence tampering and manipulation