Trump's home search unearthed some documents covered by attorney-client privilege-prosecutors

Few documents recovered at Mar-a-Lago by the FBI were covered by the attorney-client privilege

The Department of Justice found that only a few documents recovered in Trump's FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago were covered by attorney-client privilege, which undercuts much of the former president's legal defense

Justice Department Says Mar-a-Lago Search Uncovers Materials Possibly Covered by Attorney-Client Privilege

The Department of Justice continues in the procedures set out in an affidavit detailing the justification for searching Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago house

Trump's home search unearths material possibly covered by attorney-client privilege, prosecutors say

New disclosure by Justice Department could bolster a request by Trump's legal team to appoint special master to conduct privilege review

Mar-a-Lago search turned up potentially privileged documents, DOJ says

Filter teams have kept some seized documents from investigators, department says in response to judge’s signal she will name special master

DOJ found that only a few items retrieved by the FBI from Mar-a-Lago were covered by attorney-client privilege, undercutting a Trump defense

Trump has sought to claim attorney-client privilege to block the DOJ from examining documents retrieved in the FBI raid of Mar-a-Lago.

Justice Department Says 'Limited' Number of Potentially Privileged Documents Found in Trump Raid - The Ohio Star

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