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Former President Donald Trump ’s confidential document case was tossed out by a federal judge in Florida Monday, in a stunning move.
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Aileen Cannon Shuts Down Republicans Getting Involved in Trump's CaseTrump was indicted in Florida by Special Counsel Jack Smith over alleged mishandling of classified documents.
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Trump classified docs judge to weigh alleged 'unlawful' appointment of Special Counsel Jack SmithJudge Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over former President Trump's classified records case, is holding a hearing Friday to consider whether the appointment of special counsel Jack Smith was “unlawful.'
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Judge questions Trump lawyers, prosecutors about Jack Smith appointmentThe pretrial hearing is the first of five U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon has scheduled over three days in Donald Trump’s classified documents prosecution.
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Frustrated by judge, Jack Smith has a new strategy for convicting TrumpBut the judge in the case, a Trump appointee, has been slow to rule on numerous motions.
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Jack Smith urges Trump classified docs judge to set aside Clarence Thomas' opinion on special counselsAfter the Supreme Court’s landmark immunity decision, the judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial in New York has postponed his sentencing that was scheduled for July 11, moving it to mid-September. NBC’s Laura Jarrett joins TODAY with analysis.
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Donald Trump Lawyers Seek To Have Jack Smith Removed As Special CounselThe former president's lawyers claim that it is illegal to create a special Trump prosecutor position for Smith.
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