Trump lawyers again push for special master to review documents in FBI raid of Mar-a-Lago

Trump tells court that classified material should have been expected in presidential records found at Mar-a-Lago

A judge is set to hear arguments this afternoon related to the search of Former President Donald Trump's home. Attorneys for Trump and the Justice Department are due in court today.Trump wants a special master to review documents the F.B.I. seized from his home.Trump's filing doesn't address obstruction allegations made by the D.O.J. but it lays out his case for a special master appointment. In it, Trump seems to acknowledge the F.B.I. seized do…

Trump's lawyers downplay discovery of classified records at his Florida home

Former President Donald Trump's lawyers on Wednesday sought to downplay the federal government's discovery of highly classified records inside his Florida estate, telling a judge that presidential records by their very nature are sensitive.

Donald Trump's lawyers downplay discovery of 'top secret' documents at his Mar-a-Lago home

At 1pm local time on Thursday, the former president's legal team will try to convince a West Palm Beach federal judge to appoint a "special master" to review the seized documents, as the political atmosphere becomes increasingly charged.

Trump's legal team defends that confiscated confidential documents were “safe” in his home

The legal team of former US President Donald Trump has defended this Wednesday that the...

Trump's lawyers downplay discovery of classified records at his Florida home

Former President Donald Trump's lawyers on Wednesday sought to downplay the federal government's discovery of highly classified records inside his Florida estate, telling a judge that presidential records by their very nature are sensitive. The filing comes just one day before Trump's legal team will square off against the US Justice Department in a federal court in West Palm Beach, in a bid by Trump to convince US District Judge Aileen Cannon t…

Trump's lawyers renew push for special master in documents inquiry

A filing claimed that the Justice Department was criminalizing the former president’s possession of “his own presidential records,” a stance at odds with the Presidential Records Act.