Six former South Florida federal prosecutors, including two who served as U.S. attorney, are among more than 400 nationally who signed a statement saying President Donald Trump would face an obstruction of justice charge were he not in office.

The former prosecutors, many of whom hold posts in Big Law as white-collar defenders, argued Special Counsel Robert Mueller III presented sufficient evidence to support an obstruction charge against Trump. The statement counters the opposite conclusion drawn by U.S. Attorney General William Barr.

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