The pardon isn’t all encompassing and only address crimes linked to the Mueller investigation. Notice how DOJ had to make a motion before the Court again in order to dismiss the prosecution. If Judge Sullivan acknowledges the pardon as valid and not an attempt at

 

obstruction of justice by POTUS, he will dismiss the case. Flynn will still remain a convicted felon. If he appoints a special counsel - amicus curie - most likely Gleeson again - he’s opening the door to challenge the validity of the pardon based upon corrupt intent, a lawful

— Andrew C Laufer, Esq (@lauferlaw) November 30, 2020

motivation of this pardon. Pardons have never been given this type of scrutiny in the past. Given the criminally involved, the Court can create judicial precedent or stare decisis in having Gleeson engage in the above examination. X

— Andrew C Laufer, Esq (@lauferlaw) November 30, 2020