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Hey everyone, Ellie here, wishing you a happy Friday. Well, this is one of those weeks where no matter what's happening in the

legal news, it pales in comparison. It feels trivial in comparison to what's happening in the

broader world. And here, of course, I am talking about Israel. I'm not going to get into depth

on that. That's not my area of expertise, but of course, my thoughts, and I know

everyone's thoughts are over there. Thank you for tuning in, as always. There is still important

legal news, even if it's not on the level of what we saw in Israel. I did think it was important

to draw your attention to one motion that we saw come across this week,

that really could have very broad implications as we move forward for a constitution,

for a democracy, and for the Trump prosecutions.

So as always, thanks for listening.

And I do really appreciate hearing your thoughts, questions, and comments.

Keep them coming to letters at cafe.com.

It's always easy and often correct to react to Donald Trump's legal moves with disdain.

He and his lawyers have made a habit of submitting court papers that read more like anger management sessions or social media rants or stream of consciousness airing of grievances than actual legal filings.

But this one is different. Trump has moved to dismiss Jack Smith's federal election interference indictment on the basis of presidential immunity. Unlike some of the

drivel we've seen from Trump's lawyers over the years, this motion contains merit and nuance.

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