Offmymeds
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It was his own idea to make it a felony. Stable jenius.
Mar- A Lago raided FBI Warrants
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‘Privileged’ Mar-a-Lago tranche include Trump legal docs, discussion on pardons
An inadvertently shared log of potentially privileged materials taken from former President Trump’s Florida home includes details of his calls as president, analyses of who should receive pardons and heaps of records tied to his many legal entanglements.
The logs, apparently unsealed in error, were first reported by Bloomberg News, which shared the filing that has since been removed from the court docket.
The attachments were designed to illuminate the work of the Justice Department’s “filter team” in an Aug. 30 memo the court unsealed Monday — an effort at the time to convince a Florida judge that no special master was needed to review the potentially privileged material.
The exhibits cover 520 pages of records that the team determined were largely government records, as well as those it determined were personal property that should be returned to Trump, or were private matters covered by attorney-client privilege. The filter team is composed of attorneys not assigned to the case who review records before releasing them to investigators.
Among the tranche of records at Trump’s home were communications about securing clemency for Rod Blagojevich, the former Democratic Illinois governor whose sentence was commuted by Trump after he was convicted for trying to sell the Senate seat vacated by former President Obama.
He also had “internal pardon packages,” or clemency requests, for individuals listed only as RN, IR, JC and MB.
Those materials also included 35 pages of “The President’s Calls,” with the memo noting one from “Rudy,” which may have been from Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, “that does not appear, on its face, to be related to legal advice.”
Other items included folders labeled with NARA, an abbreviation for the National Archives and Records Administration, as well as a draft immigration policy.
The documents also included some printed emails, including a National Security Council email about the release of John Walker Lindh, an American who pleaded guilty to charges related to supporting the Taliban, and an email from the head baseball coach at the U.S. Air Force Academy to the White House.
“As such, virtually none of those materials appears to be privileged attorney-client communications or protected under the attorney work product doctrine,” the Justice Department wrote, determining that those records ought to be turned over to investigators.
The 383 pages of documents the filter team determined should be returned to Trump include a number of records related to his taxes, as well an invoice for legal work and other documents related to Trump’s legal affairs.
Also among the documents are two medical records, including the publicly released letter from Trump’s doctor during the 2016 campaign, as well as an insurance plan explanation of benefits. Federal district court Judge Aileen Cannon in part determined a special master was necessary due to the medical records.
The legal documents include a filing related to his lawsuit with niece Mary Trump, and one related to retaining counsel in his dealings with E. Jean Carroll, who has accused Trump of sexually assaulting her. The tranche also includes documents related to his election-related lawsuits in Georgia and numerous other invoices and agreements for retention of counsel.
One invoice included on the list was accompanied by two post-it notes reading “said you agreed to pay this bill? Work prior to his becoming WH counsel” and another reading “No.” The invoice is from Stein Mitchell Beato & Missner, where White House Counsel Pat Cipollone previously worked.
Other files include numerous nondisclosure agreements, as well as Trump’s resignation letter from the Screen Actors Guild, which sought to expel him after the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
The 520 pages of records covered by the filing are just a fraction of the 200,000 pages recovered during the search of Mar-a-Lago.
The Justice Department secured a court win from the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to divert 100 classified records from review, though its broader battle to challenge the special master is still being litigated.
thehill.com
An inadvertently shared log of potentially privileged materials taken from former President Trump’s Florida home includes details of his calls as president, analyses of who should receive pardons and heaps of records tied to his many legal entanglements.
The logs, apparently unsealed in error, were first reported by Bloomberg News, which shared the filing that has since been removed from the court docket.
The attachments were designed to illuminate the work of the Justice Department’s “filter team” in an Aug. 30 memo the court unsealed Monday — an effort at the time to convince a Florida judge that no special master was needed to review the potentially privileged material.
The exhibits cover 520 pages of records that the team determined were largely government records, as well as those it determined were personal property that should be returned to Trump, or were private matters covered by attorney-client privilege. The filter team is composed of attorneys not assigned to the case who review records before releasing them to investigators.
Among the tranche of records at Trump’s home were communications about securing clemency for Rod Blagojevich, the former Democratic Illinois governor whose sentence was commuted by Trump after he was convicted for trying to sell the Senate seat vacated by former President Obama.
He also had “internal pardon packages,” or clemency requests, for individuals listed only as RN, IR, JC and MB.
Those materials also included 35 pages of “The President’s Calls,” with the memo noting one from “Rudy,” which may have been from Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, “that does not appear, on its face, to be related to legal advice.”
Other items included folders labeled with NARA, an abbreviation for the National Archives and Records Administration, as well as a draft immigration policy.
The documents also included some printed emails, including a National Security Council email about the release of John Walker Lindh, an American who pleaded guilty to charges related to supporting the Taliban, and an email from the head baseball coach at the U.S. Air Force Academy to the White House.
“As such, virtually none of those materials appears to be privileged attorney-client communications or protected under the attorney work product doctrine,” the Justice Department wrote, determining that those records ought to be turned over to investigators.
The 383 pages of documents the filter team determined should be returned to Trump include a number of records related to his taxes, as well an invoice for legal work and other documents related to Trump’s legal affairs.
Also among the documents are two medical records, including the publicly released letter from Trump’s doctor during the 2016 campaign, as well as an insurance plan explanation of benefits. Federal district court Judge Aileen Cannon in part determined a special master was necessary due to the medical records.
The legal documents include a filing related to his lawsuit with niece Mary Trump, and one related to retaining counsel in his dealings with E. Jean Carroll, who has accused Trump of sexually assaulting her. The tranche also includes documents related to his election-related lawsuits in Georgia and numerous other invoices and agreements for retention of counsel.
One invoice included on the list was accompanied by two post-it notes reading “said you agreed to pay this bill? Work prior to his becoming WH counsel” and another reading “No.” The invoice is from Stein Mitchell Beato & Missner, where White House Counsel Pat Cipollone previously worked.
Other files include numerous nondisclosure agreements, as well as Trump’s resignation letter from the Screen Actors Guild, which sought to expel him after the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
The 520 pages of records covered by the filing are just a fraction of the 200,000 pages recovered during the search of Mar-a-Lago.
The Justice Department secured a court win from the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to divert 100 classified records from review, though its broader battle to challenge the special master is still being litigated.
‘Privileged’ Mar-a-Lago tranche include Trump legal docs, discussion on pardons
An inadvertently shared log of potentially privileged materials taken from former President Trump’s Florida home includes details of his calls as president, analyses of who should receive pardons a…
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Court Screwup Reveals Mar-a-Lago Judge’s Latest Absurdity
Judge Aileen Cannon, the judge overseeing Trump’s attempt to halt the Mar-a-Lago investigation, seems to be on a mission to Make America Great Again.
There's some interesting things in the document the court accidentally released:
Budzbuddha
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Fatso should have eaten more documents ….
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rkymtnman
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Hurrican Fani gonna hit Mar A Lardo in December. LMAO!
imagine a black woman being the first of many to convict him!!!! trump's worst nightmare.
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imagine a black woman being the first of many to convict him!!!! trump's worst nightmare.
Georgia prosecutor investigating Trump will go quiet this week to avoid the appearance of influencing the election. But indictments can come as early as December, per report
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is leading a special grand jury investigation into efforts to subvert Georgia's 2020 election results.
DIY-HP-LED
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It would be funny if he had a mostly black jury, prosecutor and a no-nonsense black female judge with a real low tolerance for bullshit. All on national TV, judged and convicted by black folks, the base would go wild, so would Donald!Hurrican Fani gonna hit Mar A Lardo in December. LMAO!
imagine a black woman being the first of many to convict him!!!! trump's worst nightmare.
Georgia prosecutor investigating Trump will go quiet this week to avoid the appearance of influencing the election. But indictments can come as early as December, per report
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is leading a special grand jury investigation into efforts to subvert Georgia's 2020 election results.
rkymtnman
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i've been to the ATL a bunch of times: there's gonna be at least 3 trumptards on any jury they pick. if she can get a stacked jury agains him, she deserves an award and probably an SC seat at some point. lol.It would be funny if he had a mostly black jury, prosecutor and a no-nonsense black female judge with a real low tolerance for bullshit. All on national TV, judged and convicted by black folks, the base would go wild, so would Donald!
cannabineer
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Hurrican Fani gonna hit Mar A Lardo in December. LMAO!
imagine a black woman being the first of many to convict him!!!! trump's worst nightmare.
Georgia prosecutor investigating Trump will go quiet this week to avoid the appearance of influencing the election. But indictments can come as early as December, per report
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is leading a special grand jury investigation into efforts to subvert Georgia's 2020 election results.
DIY-HP-LED
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Fulton co is half black and heavily democratic, so the odds of a conviction would be good, considering the recording they have of him red handed and high-profile republican witnesses. It will be a circus inside and outside the courthouse with the battle of Atlanta happening J6 style on the courthouse steps while TV drones are overhead capturing the action with a split screen from inside the court room, get popcorn.
rkymtnman
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the other half is pure T redneck. i hope you're right though for sure.
rkymtnman
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there is a reason why the Braves moved out of Fulton Co and up towards the much more affluent and paler skinned suburb i think is slightly north ?? cobb county maybe?Fulton co is half black and heavily democratic, so the odds of a conviction would be good, considering the recording they have of him red handed and high-profile republican witnesses. It will be a circus inside and outside the courthouse with the battle of Atlanta happening J6 style on the courthouse steps while TV drones are overhead capturing the action with a split screen from inside the court room, get popcorn.
cannabineer
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Right next to Greene Acres
DIY-HP-LED
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It's the TV part that's important in GA to whittle Donald down to size in public, when Garland puts him in a cage he'll get out in a bag, but federal trials are not televised. Justice must not just be done, it must also be seen to be done, as they used to say.
rkymtnman
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if you are ever nearby, the Varsity is a legend near georgia tech. get the 1/2 and 1/2: fries and rings. lol. best coming home from the bar food ever. grease city
cannabineer
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Now that is music to my ears. Especially if they have artisan barley pop on tap. Loves me a gastropub.
rkymtnman
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i've got to look up which county mtg is from?? her divorce details sound quite juicy though
PJ Diaz
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I've only been to Atlanta a couple of times. I thought it was a fun place, the people like music and know how to party. I didn't have much time to stray too far from the venue (The Earl) though.
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George Conway: Trump Investigations ‘Fairly Likely To Produce Indictments’ | The Katie Phang Show
60,641 views Oct 6, 2022 In a recent interview with Salon, conservative lawyer George Conway said he believes Donald Trump’s legal troubles will soon catch up with him. Conway joins Katie