The March 31 deadline for charges against former President Bill Clinton has passed without any indictment, criminal complaint, or formal prosecution announced by the Department of Justice or state authorities, driving trader consensus to 100% on "No." Recent House Oversight Committee depositions in the Jeffrey Epstein probe—where Clinton testified in late February, admitting flights on Epstein's plane but denying knowledge of crimes—yielded no criminal referrals, averting earlier contempt threats after subpoena compliance. No active federal investigations or credible leaks suggest imminent action, aligning with historical patterns where Epstein-related scrutiny has not produced charges against Clinton. Realistic shifts would require extraordinary post-deadline developments like unsealed indictments or special counsel actions, though procedural timelines make this improbable.