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of my latest cafe note trump's retribution tour hits the

Sixth Amendment. As always, please write to us with your thoughts and questions at Letters atcafe.com.

Dear listener, the right to legal counsel in all criminal prosecutions is enshrined in the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution,

and the Supreme Court has interpreted that right to include the right to counsel of one's choice.

But President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week, targeting that hallowed right.

The order directs relevant government agencies to suspend the security clearance of

attorney Peter Kosky and all other attorneys at his law firm, Covington and Burling.

Quote, pending a review and determination of their roles and responsibilities, if any,

in the weaponization of the judicial process, end quote.

The order also ordered agencies to terminate any government contracts with the law firm,

though it has none.

Lest anyone miss the reason that the president was singling out this particular law firm,

Trump said at the signing ceremony that he wanted the moment to be known as the deranged Jack

Smith signing.

The firm's lawyers came into Trump's crosshairs when former special counsel, Jack Smith,

disclosed that he had received $140,000 in pro bono legal services from them.

Koski and another Covington lawyer had agreed to represent Smith,

whom Trump has targeted for retribution for his work as special counsel during the last administration.

Smith, of course, obtained grand jury indictments, one alleging Trump interfered in the 2020

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