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Welcome to a special edition of Legal A.F. The ladies version. It's Karen Friedman Agnipolo here with

Donia Perry, my colleague and friend. And we're going to talk about a new filing that Jack Smith filed just today in the Washington

D.C. election Jan 6 case, the one that's supposed to go March 4th in front of Judge Tanya

checkin who seems to be keeping that date fairly fairly certain and I think if it's up to her the trial will go that day

there's there's one potential wrinkle in that which is this whole pesky question of presidential immunity

and if the Supreme Court decides to hear that prior to the case going

and potentially pause it.

I think then that would be really the only thing

that would potentially not have this go in March.

So Jack Smith is doing what he's supposed to be doing and he's following the law and what the law requires and today he filed what's called a rule federal rule of evidence 404B notice and this is very common and standard in every criminal case.

There's a state version of this and a federal version of this. Federal criminal cases call it a 404B motion in New York. State court, we call it a Molinoe motion that's Molinoe, the French spelling u x if anyone wants to look at up themselves and it's a it's

essentially in a nutshell it's you have to tell the court and tell the defendant so he has an opportunity to

to fight it or to attack to try to keep it out, any evidence of prior bad acts or uncharged crimes that the prosecution

intends to elicit during their case in chief in their direct case, right?

So, Danya, since you were a federal prosecutor

for many years, you worked at the Southern District of New York,

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