The Committee on the Judiciary has referred evidence suggesting that Jack Smith, the former Special Counsel, knowingly made false statements during his deposition on December 17, 2025. The referral indicates that the committee believes there is strong evidence to support this claim.
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Jack Smith referred for allegedly making false statements to Congress regarding Trump probe
The Committee on the Judiciary has referred allegations against Jack Smith, the former Special Counsel, claiming he made false statements during a deposition in December 2025. The committee asserts that there is strong evidence to support these allegations.
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Jack Smith hit with criminal referral for allegedly making false statements to Congress about Trump probe: ‘Strong evidence’
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Jack Smith referred for allegedly making false statements to Congress regarding Trump probe