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Donald Trump: After his election the Justice Department moved to drop the pending appeal of that dismissal as it applied to him, again citing the department's policy against prosecuting a sitting president, and the Eleventh Circuit dismissed that part of the appeal. The remaining appeal concerned two co-defendants who, as private citizens, were not covered by presidential immunity.
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- After his election the Justice Department moved to drop the pending appeal of that dismissal as it applied to him, again citing the department's policy against prosecuting a sitting president, and the Eleventh Circuit dismissed that part of the appeal. The remaining appeal concerned two co-defendants who, as private citizens, were not covered by presidential immunity.
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