Jack Smith Discloses $140,000 in free legal services
Jack Smith, the so-called “independent” special counsel who relentlessly tried to take down President Donald Trump on federal charges, reported receiving $140,000 in free legal services from a prominent Obama-connected law firm prior to his resignation last month.
Covington & Burling gave Smith the gift of pro bono legal assistance, according to a filing obtained by Politico. Smith submitted the 14-page disclosure as he departed the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in January.
How on earth is it legal for a law firm with clients and business before DOJ to provide $140,000 in free gifts to a top DOJ official?
DOJ rules and federal regulations explicitly prohibit officials like Jack Smith from accepting or soliciting gifts.
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