Final report on Trump's handling of classified documents should never be published: Doj

Hours after President Donald Trump publicly praised the judge, who had supervised his mock matter, the lawyers of the Ministry of Justice asked the US district judge Aileen Cannon to never make the final report on Trump's alleged behavior public.

Doj lawyers and lawyers, who represented Trump's former co-accused, argued that judge Cannon “under no circumstances” should publish the volume of the final report by special consultant Jack Smith on the alleged storage of the president's classified documents, and claims that the report would be against the correct process rights of Trump Supreme House Aide and Mar-A-Lago mobile radio provider Carlos, Carlos, Carloss, Carlos, Carlos, Carlos, violated the mandal administration of Mar-Aa-Laga, Carloss.

“They endured about a year and a half of the brave public public relations and defamation after their accusations of an unconstitutional prosecutor had been requested with unconstitutional unlimited funds, which then applied the materials that he had recorded in his illegal investigation. From Florida.

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“We had a great judge in Florida, Trump said on Friday in the Doj headquarters.” She was actually brilliant. She moved quickly. It was the absolute model that a judge should be. It was strong and hard. “

Last month the White House said that the FBI had returned the material boxes that were confiscated by Mar-A-Lago to Trump.

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These boxes are now back in Mar-A-Lago and do not contain the classified documents that were originally in them when they were confiscated. These sensitive documents are secured in the White House.

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While judge Cannon has expressed a lack of willingness to publicly publish the report, in the case of the parties, they asked them to publish the publication of the report in the event of a general prosecutor “to express the intention of publishing Volume II outside the Ministry of Justice”.

“The limitation period has not yet expired in this matter, and Mr. Nauta and Mr. de Oliveira respectfully demand that the court maintain its supervision of this exceptionally complex case and continues to oblige the publication of the report, and that this would not be a usurpation of the Attorney General for the publication or disability of the report under the special advisory regulations of the General Prosecutor,” said.

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