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Judge Aileen M. Cannon asked prosecutors to explain the use of grand juries in Florida and Washington in the classified documents case against Donald Trump.
Author: Perry Stein
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Prosecutors cite Trump’s social media posts as they seek limits on handling of evidence
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The court filing, known as a protective order, details the rules that the government wants Trump and his lawyers to follow during the discovery process.
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Special counsel asks if Nauta’s attorney has too many Mar-a-Lago clients
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Special Counsel Jack Smith flagged potential conflicts for Stanley Woodward, a lawyer representing many people involved in criminal probes of Donald Trump.
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What to expect at Carlos De Oliveira’s arraignment in Trump documents case
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De Oliveira is accused of lying to investigators and trying to destroy surveillance footage — part of a sprawling classified documents indictment of Donald Trump.
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How the superseding indictment and third defendant impact Trump documents case
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The superseding indictment expands the scope of the crimes Donald Trump is accused of committing, but prosecutors say it shouldn’t delay his Florida trial.
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Hunter Biden expected to plead guilty to tax crimes in Delaware court
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Even if the legal turmoil that has surrounded Hunter Biden for years is wrapped up, the political battle will continue.
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Judge Cannon schedules Trump’s classified documents trial for May 2024
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Trump’s attorneys had asked to delay the high-stakes trial over the former president’s alleged mishandling of classified documents until after the 2024 election.
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Court hearing set to review trial timing in Trump classified documents case
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A federal judge in Florida is scheduled to meet with prosecutors and former president Donald Trump’s attorneys Tuesday.
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Judge Cannon to preside at first pretrial hearing in Trump documents case
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The public hearing in Florida is expected to focus on administrative procedures required in a case that relies on classified government materials as evidence.