President Trump’s executive order sanctioning the law firm that advised Special Counsel Jack Smith on a pro bono basis could soon hurtle headlong into one of the Constitution’s bedrock protections of due process — that the accused enjoys the right to have assistance of counsel for his defense.

The memorandum signed by Trump yanks the clearances of “Koski and all members, partners, and employees of Covington & Burling LLP who assisted former Special Counsel Jack Smith during his time as Special Counsel, pending a review and determination of their roles and responsibilities.”

President Trump took a "vindictive and petty" shot at former special counsel Jack Smith on Tuesday night — signing an executive order that he labeled the "deranged Jack Smith" bill. The post ‘A disgraceful affront’: Trump ripped for going after Jack Smith with ‘vindictive and petty’ order suspending security clearances of lawyers he says helped investigate POTUS first appeared on Law & Crime.

President Trump’s executive order targeting Special Counsel Jack Smith’s personal attorney and the attorney’s law firm, Covington & Burling, underscores an emerging policy targeting the agents of what Mr. Trump and his aides call “the weaponization of government.”

A dressing down in court for the district attorney of Georgia’s Fulton County, Fani Willis, brings her one step closer to yielding up her correspondence with two of President Trump’s primary foes — Special Counsel Jack Smith and the House January 6 committee.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting a law firm that assisted Trump's prosecutor, Jack Smith. Newsweek sought email comment on Wednesday from the office of Attorney General Pam Bondi,

Arab leaders gather to endorse counterproposal to Trump’s Gaza plan, with ceasefire’s fate uncertain “Covington serves as defense counsel to Jack Smith in his personal, individual capacity,” a spokesperson for the firm said. “We look forward to ...

President Donald Trump revoked the security clearances of Washington law firm Covington & Burling, whose attorneys provided free legal services to disgraced special counsel Jack Smith in his malicious prosecution of the president.