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I guess his crack staff of elite attorneys were a little behind the curve.DOJ says it has reviewed seized documents after Trump asks for special master exam
DoJ says government has already found ‘a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney-client privileged information’
Sorry Donald...you are too late.
Of course they saw what they were looking for. Donald is nervous. Shit comes at his expense. Law and Order.DOJ says it has reviewed seized documents after Trump asks for special master exam
DoJ says government has already found ‘a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney-client privileged information’
Sorry Donald...you are too late.
He had months to resolve. Maybe like the IRS and his audits.I guess his crack staff of elite attorneys were a little behind the curve.
DOJ says it has reviewed seized documents after Trump asks for special master exam
DoJ says government has already found ‘a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney-client privileged information’
Sorry Donald...you are too late.
They look like they just graduated...from trump U.I guess his crack staff of elite attorneys were a little behind the curve.
Did you read the article?"DoJ says government has already found ‘a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney-client privileged information’"
which means what?
...and sniffed the panties and tried the high heels onDOJ says it has reviewed seized documents after Trump asks for special master exam
DoJ says government has already found ‘a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney-client privileged information’
Sorry Donald...you are too late.
Did you read the article?
Which Top Secret things were found? They took Melania's bras too???Close
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The Department of Justice on Monday said it has already completed a review of the documents it seized from former president Donald Trump’s home after the ex-president demanded a third-party special master be appointed to determine if any of what the department took from him was protected by attorney-client privilege.
On Friday, US District Judge Aileen Cannon notified Mr Trump’s attorneys and the Justice Department of her intention to appoint a special master to review the 11 boxes of documents which FBI agents seized from Mr Trump’s Palm Beach, Florida home pursuant to a search warrant on 8 August.
Ms Cannon, who was named to the bench by the former president, issued the order following a demand by Mr Trump that a third-party be appointed to determiner whether the myriad classified documents taken from his property had anything contained in the boxes with them that should be shielded by attorney-client privilege or executive privilege. She also ordered the department to file a public response to Mr Trump’s demand before Tuesday, 30 August, along with a sealed detailed property receipt and a “particularized notice indicating the status of ... review of the seized property”.
In the department’s response, US Attorney Juan Gonzales said the government had already found “a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney-client privileged information” and completed review of those documents with the aid of a “filter team” — a separate team of FBI agents and prosecutors who have no connection to any investigation into Mr Trump.
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He added that the government is already following procedures that were approved by Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart at the time the search warrant for Mr Trump’s property was approved. Under those procedures, the government will keep the potentially privileged documents separate and either ask a court to determine whether they should be considered privileged, retain the documents while keeping them from view by anyone involved in the Trump investigation, or provide the documents to Mr Trump’s attorneys and negotiate over whether the documents are indeed privileged.
wonderfulHe added that the government is already following procedures that were approved by Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart at the time the search warrant for Mr Trump’s property was approved. Under those procedures, the government will keep the potentially privileged documents separate and either ask a court to determine whether they should be considered privileged, retain the documents while keeping them from view by anyone involved in the Trump investigation, or provide the documents to Mr Trump’s attorneys and negotiate over whether the documents are indeed privileged.
I posted the procedure for determining executive client privilege approved by the Gederal Judge.couldn't
all but the first paragraph was blocked,
ARE YOU REALLY THAT DENSE?wonderful
what does that have to do with attorney-client privileged information?
I posted the procedure for determining executive client privilege approved by the Gederal Judge.
Good question to ask yourself Trump worshipper.ARE YOU REALLY THAT DENSE?
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