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华盛顿，9月10日（路透社）——唐纳德·特朗普总统任内的政府提起了多起备受瞩目的案件，其中一些已被撤销、驳回或被法官或陪审团否决。
以下是其中部分案件。
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反思池事件
美国司法部撤销了对前美国奥运选手戴维·赫恩的案件，赫恩被指控破坏林肯纪念堂反射池，这是特朗普重塑华盛顿举措的一部分。在7月31日的法庭文件中，联邦检察官表示，证据指向安装缺陷而非故意破坏，才导致新翻修的水池衬里脱落。
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曾因这项耗资1470万美元的翻修工程遭到批评的特朗普，曾多次将问题归咎于他所称的破坏该工程的 vandals。
现年67岁的赫恩对故意毁坏财物的重罪指控拒不认罪。他承认曾伸手进入水池触摸一处已经脱落的衬里，但否认曾取下任何一块。这位前奥运皮划艇选手的律师指责特朗普政府利用此案为该工程的管理不善提供“政治掩护”。
扔三明治者及其他袭击联邦官员案件
克里斯蒂安·加西亚被指控在2025年6月加州圣安娜的移民抗议活动中袭击联邦官员。他承认曾向警察投掷塑料水瓶，但称是风将瓶子吹回了他身上。
当时32岁的加西亚被捕并被关押了三天，之后他丢掉了两份工作，因为他的老板告诉他，调查人员联系了他们。
联邦检察官于1月在未给出任何解释的情况下撤销了此案。
特朗普政府至少对851名被指控袭击或阻碍联邦官员的人提起了刑事指控，但以异常高的比例放弃了这些案件。
路透社7月完成的联邦法院记录审查发现，31%的已结案件被驳回。而根据联邦司法中心的数据，所有联邦刑事案件中仅有8%被驳回。
另外，前司法部官员肖恩·邓恩因愤怒于特朗普在华盛顿加强执法行动，向一名海关和边境保护局特工扔了一个三明治，在2025年11月经过三天审判后，他的轻罪袭击指控被撤销。
检察官最初曾试图对邓恩提起重罪指控，但在大陪审团拒绝起诉后，将案件降格为轻罪，这是大陪审团拒绝起诉的多起案件之一。
莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯
纽约州司法部长莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯——长期以来的特朗普批评者——于2025年10月被指控在抵押贷款申请中撒谎。一名联邦法官于次月驳回了这项刑事指控，称提起此案的由特朗普任命的美国检察官任命程序违法。
据知情人士透露，弗吉尼亚州的一个联邦大陪审团于12月第二次拒绝就抵押贷款欺诈指控起诉詹姆斯。
身为民选民主党人的詹姆斯称，此案是对刑事司法系统的滥用，旨在惩罚她对特朗普的批评以及她牵头针对特朗普及其家族房地产企业的诉讼。
詹姆斯·科米
前联邦调查局局长詹姆斯·科米在2017年特朗普当选总统期间，因该局调查2016年特朗普总统竞选团队与俄罗斯可能存在勾结一事而被特朗普解雇，此后他成为了特朗普的严厉批评者和频繁攻击目标。
司法部于2025年9月对科米提起诉讼，指控他在2020年作证时就虚假陈述和阻碍国会调查一事发表言论，当时他回应了共和党人对俄罗斯调查的批评。
11月，一名联邦法官驳回了对科米的指控，称提起此案的美国检察官任命程序违法。
4月，司法部指控他通过在北卡罗来纳州海滩上摆放贝壳组成“86 47”字样的照片威胁特朗普。
在美国俚语中，数字86可用作动词，意为将某人赶出酒吧，而47则可能被视为指代第47任总统特朗普的代号。科米的律师称，此案是报复性起诉。
多尼亚·恰库报道；斯科特·马龙和辛西娅·奥斯特曼编辑
Trump administration charges in some high-profile cases falter
2026-09-10T18:10:59.388Z / Reuters
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WASHINGTON, Sept 10 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump’s administration has brought a number of high-profile cases, some of which have been dropped, dismissed or blocked by judges or juries.
Here are some of the cases.
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REFLECTING POOL
The Justice Department dropped its case against former U.S. Olympian David Hearn, who was accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, part of Trump’s efforts to remake Washington. In a July 31 court filing, federal prosecutors said evidence pointed to a flawed installation, not vandalism, as causing the liner of the newly renovated pool to peel.
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Trump, facing criticism over the $14.7 million renovation, had repeatedly blamed the problems on vandals he alleged had sabotaged the project.
Hearn, 67, pleaded not guilty to felony destruction of property. He had acknowledged reaching into the pool to touch a section of already detached liner, but denied ever removing a piece. Lawyers for the former Olympic canoeist accused the Trump administration of using the case to provide “political cover” for mismanagement of the project.
SANDWICH THROWER, OTHER ASSAULTS ON FEDERAL OFFICERS
Christian Garcia was charged with assaulting a federal officer in June 2025 immigration protests in Santa Ana, California. He admitted to throwing a plastic water bottle toward officers but said the wind blew it back onto him.
Garcia, 32 at the time, was arrested and held for three days, then lost both his jobs after his bosses told him they had been called by investigators.
Federal prosecutors dropped the case in January with no explanation.
The Trump administration has brought criminal charges against at least 851 people accused of attacking or impeding federal officers, only to abandon them at an unusually high rate.
A Reuters review of federal court records completed in July found that 31% of completed cases had ended in dismissal. That compares to 8% of all federal criminal cases, according to Federal Judicial Center data.
Separately, former Justice Department staffer Sean Dunn, who hurled a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent in fury over Trump’s law enforcement surge in Washington, was cleared of misdemeanor assault charges in November 2025 after a three-day trial.
Prosecutors initially sought felony charges against Dunn, but downgraded the case to a misdemeanor after a grand jury declined to return an indictment, one of several cases in which grand juries refused to indict.
LETITIA JAMES
New York Attorney General Letitia James, a longtime Trump critic, was charged in October 2025 with lying on a mortgage application. A federal judge dismissedthe criminal charges the following month, saying the Trump-picked U.S. attorney who brought the case was unlawfully appointed.
In December, a federal grand jury in Virginia refused to indict James on allegations of mortgage fraud for the second time, according to sources familiar with the matter.
James, an elected Democrat, characterized the case as an abuse of the criminal justice system designed to punish her for her criticism of Trump and a lawsuit she led against Trump and his family real estate business.
JAMES COMEY
Former FBI Director James Comey, whom Trump fired in 2017 as the bureau investigated possible collusion between his 2016 presidential campaign and Russia, became a harsh critic and frequent target of the president.
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against Comey in September 2025 alleging false statements and obstructing a congressional investigation over Comey’s 2020 testimony when he addressed Republican criticism of the Russia investigation.
In November, a federal judge dismissed charges against Comey, saying the U.S. attorney who brought the case was unlawfully appointed.
In April, the Justice Department charged him with threatening Trump by posting a 2025 photo of seashells arranged on a North Carolina beach to show the numbers “86 47.”
In U.S. parlance, the number 86 can be used as a verb meaning to throw somebody out of a bar, while 47 could be seen as code for Trump, the 47th president. Comey’s lawyers said the case was a vindictive prosecution.
Reporting by Doina Chiacu; editing by Scott Malone and Cynthia Osterman
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