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In reply to the discussion: Holy crap! Did Mueller trick Barr into giving him permission [View all]Texin
(2,658 posts)to the pertinent jurisdictions in which those indictments can be prosecuted. There are several sealed indictments that I'm fairly certain are not being prosecuted at this time because they involve tRump himself. They're subject to statute of limitations that may run out depending on whether he steals yet another term.
The actual Special Prosecutor investigation dealt primarily with the matter of possible criminal conspiracy with Russia to interrupt and interfere with the election results. Mueller indicated that this was the area in which he could not make an indictment, but there were other ancillary instances of evidence of criminal activities. It seems to me that Mueller was just saying that because of the DOJ rule of not prosecuting a sitting POTUS, he was leaving this in limbo, i.e., not fully exonerating him nor fully accusing him.