#capitol-attack

#capitol-attack

Justice Department's move aims to shield Trump from lawsuits related to the Capitol attack by claiming he acted in his official capacity.

The Justice Department's commitment to accountability post-Jan. 6 does not apply to Donald Trump, following the abandonment of election interference charges.

Steve Bannon, former Trump adviser, has been released from prison after serving four months for contempt charges related to the Capitol attack investigation.

Trump issued pardons for over 1,500 Capitol attack defendants, citing excessively harsh sentences and previous time served as justification.

Jeremy Brown's legal case may be affected by a presidential clemency related to the January 6 Capitol attack.

Trump accused Liz Cheney of egregious crimes related to the January 6 investigation.

He associates her alleged actions with aiding his electoral opponent, Kamala Harris.

Gabriel Garcia, a Proud Boy, was pardoned by Trump after being convicted for obstruction and interference during the January 6 Capitol attack.

Former police intelligence head Shane Lamond was convicted for tipping off Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio before the January 6 Capitol attack.

Zach Rehl maintains his innocence and claims that his actions during the Capitol riots were in self-defense.

Trump's legal reprieve led to the release of several individuals connected to the Capitol attack.

Tarrio and Rhodes released due to Trump's pardon for their involvement in the Capitol riot.

Mass pardons for January 6 rioters revoked sentences for violent offenders.

The Proud Boys marched in Washington celebrating Trump's inauguration, marking their first such event since the Capitol attack.

Rep. Bill Keating will not attend Trump's inauguration, citing respect for Capitol Police and opposing pardons for January 6 offenders.

Many congressional Democrats plan to boycott Trump's inauguration as an act of resistance, heavily influenced by the Capitol attack on January 6.

Former President Trump resumed divisive rhetoric at rally, disparaging Biden and Harris, while portraying himself as a defender of democracy.

Hope Hicks, a key Trump advisor, testifies in Trump's hush-money trial amidst strained relationship due to her criticism post Capitol attack.

Justice Alito refused to recuse himself from Capitol attack cases due to his wife's flags, emphasizing he had no involvement in flag-related decisions.

Chief Justice John Roberts declined requests for Justice Alito recusal related to Capitol attack cases.