The Justice Department's recent pursuits of perceived Trump adversaries, including a second indictment of former FBI Director James Comey in late April over a social media post and fraud charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center, have encountered repeated judicial pushback and grand jury rejections, such as failed attempts to charge Democratic lawmakers in February. These procedural hurdles and the time required for new federal investigations to reach indictment stage explain the strong trader consensus against additional charges by the May 31 deadline. With only two weeks remaining and no major announcements or filings reported in the past month, the current 82.5% implied probability on "No" captures the limited window for swift action amid ongoing court challenges and institutional constraints.