The current trader consensus, with “No” priced at 98.7 percent, reflects the absence of any active federal indictment or pending charges against former FBI Director James Comey that could reach a dismissal decision before May 31. Department of Justice procedures for high-profile matters typically involve extended review periods, and no official announcements or court filings in the past month have signaled an imminent resolution. While the market leaves narrow scope for late developments such as an unexpected prosecutorial filing or executive directive, established timelines for charging decisions and the lack of ongoing litigation make such shifts improbable within the remaining window.