Donald Trump's 2024 election defeat has raised questions about the future trajectory of federal prosecutions involving the former president, as grand juries have shown reluctance to indict in cases prosecutors bring forward in his Washington legal sphere. The shift reflects broader uncertainty about how the Justice Department will operate under Trump's return to office and the political climate surrounding high-profile cases against him. Prosecutors face an unpredictable landscape as they navigate grand jury decisions in a capital where Trump's political standing has shifted dramatically.
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