When considering a motion to dismiss, the court must review the face of the indictment,” and “the indictment must be viewed as a whole and the allegations must be accepted as true at this stage of the proceedings.”

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1. Teri Kanefield (teri_kanefield@law-and-politics.online)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 01:41:59 UTC Teri Kanefield

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   Aside: The Constitution specifically anticipates a president being charged for crimes after leaving office. (This is part of the impeachment and removal clauses.) Impeach, remove, and prosecute.

   He gets the law correct here ⤵️

   In a motion to dismiss, the allegations must be accepted as true.

   On page 8, he starts in on the separation of powers to say that the DOJ has to leave him alone.

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