 Of the more than 1,400 people being prosecuted for the Capitol riot, more than 350 faced an obstruction charge. 27 are still serving their sentences for it. For Trump, it is a basis for two of the four charges against him. But the decision does not rule out obstruction prosecutions for those defendants who interfered with evidence. For example, certificates for state electors that Congress was counting. Look, today's decision is not to get out of jail free card for Donald Trump.