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Why didn't the Mueller investigation draw a conclusion on whether President Trump
obstructed justice?
They said there was a lack of evidence
They though the investigation was taking too long and just gave up
They did not want to make the president mad at them
They were following a precedent that a sitting president is immune from criminal
prosecution



Answer :

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Final answer:

The Mueller investigation did not reach a conclusion on Trump's obstruction of justice due to legal constraints and investigative limitations.


Explanation:

Special Counsel Robert Mueller did not draw a conclusion on whether President Trump obstructed justice due to a combination of reasons. Firstly, following Justice Department guidance, Mueller believed a sitting president could not be indicted while in office. Secondly, there was a lack of direct testimony from the President and limitations on the scope of the inquiry that did not delve into certain financial or personal aspects of Trump's dealings. Lastly, the potential repercussions and complexities involved in criminally prosecuting a sitting president were also factors in the decision-making process.


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