Donald Trump Attending Closed-Door Hearing In Classified Documents Case
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The hearing is reportedly being held at a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility in Fort Pierce, Florida.
Former President Donald Trump is attending a closed-door hearing in Florida related to the case over his alleged mishandling of classified documents, according to multiple news reports.
Monday’s hearings concern whether prosecutors can keep some of the classified material from the defendants as part of the discovery process, according to Forbes.
Trump and his team will likely first meet alone with U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon to discuss the case “in detail,” according to a court filing cited by CNN. Cannon will then hold a separate hearing only with special counsel Jack Smith’s team.
Trump’s co-defendants in the case, his aide Walt Nauta and a Mar-a-Lago property manager Carlos De Oliveira, won’t be able to attend the hearing as they lack security clearance to see the files in question, ABC News reported. Their lawyers, though, will be present at the proceeding.
The hearing is being held at a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility in Fort Pierce, Florida, ABC added.
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