The names of witnesses will remain off limits to the public
New files are to be released in Donald Trump's classified documents, following months of wrangling between prosecutors and defendants.Although all eight files will be available to the public, each will be censored to hide the names of witnesses.Prosecutor Jack Smith had insisted in several court files that witnesses should not be identified because of intimidation by Trump supporters in other cases in which the former president is involved.
Although their location will be censored in the documents, previous court filings revealed that they are located somewhere in downtown Miami.Newsweek sought email comment from Trump's attorney on Tuesday.On Monday, Smith notified Judge Aileen Cannon in writing that 'both parties hereby file this joint status report providing the parties' positions...regarding the unsealing of filings.
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