Former special counsel Jack Smith, who resigned from the DOJ in January 2025 after dismissing federal cases against President Trump per department policy on sitting presidents, faces no active criminal prosecution as the March 31 deadline nears. Recent developments, including a February 27 report on his past secret orders targeting Trump aides and a March 13 watchdog announcement of a supplemental bar complaint over ethics concerns, have intensified scrutiny but yielded no indictment, grand jury activity, or DOJ charging signals. With only days remaining, traders price a 93% implied probability on "No" reflecting procedural hurdles like evidence review and approvals, absent any late-breaking official action from Trump administration agencies such as DOJ. Bar proceedings remain separate from criminal charges, underscoring the high bar for rapid escalation.
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0x65070BE91...For the purposes of this market the District of Columbia and any county, municipality, or other subdivision of a State shall be included within the definition of a State.
The primary resolution source for this market will be official information from US governmental sources, however a wide consensus of credible reporting will also be used.
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0x65070BE91...Former special counsel Jack Smith, who resigned from the DOJ in January 2025 after dismissing federal cases against President Trump per department policy on sitting presidents, faces no active criminal prosecution as the March 31 deadline nears. Recent developments, including a February 27 report on his past secret orders targeting Trump aides and a March 13 watchdog announcement of a supplemental bar complaint over ethics concerns, have intensified scrutiny but yielded no indictment, grand jury activity, or DOJ charging signals. With only days remaining, traders price a 93% implied probability on "No" reflecting procedural hurdles like evidence review and approvals, absent any late-breaking official action from Trump administration agencies such as DOJ. Bar proceedings remain separate from criminal charges, underscoring the high bar for rapid escalation.
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