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Ladybbird · 08-04-24, 20:49

Jack Smith Laid a Trap for TRUMPs' Mar-a-Lago Judge. Cannon Didn’t Take It.

Jack Smith Stuck in Legal Purgatory Amid Tension With CROOKED Judge Cannon in Classified Docs Case

TRUMP May Face MORE FBI Raids After Witness Suggests He's Hiding More Documents

MSNBC 8 APR 2024

TRAPPER KEEPER

Judge Aileen Cannon rejected Donald Trumps’ request to drop the Mar-a-Lago trial. But she also denied prosecutors a legal avenue that would let them try to kick her off the case.

Judge Cannon's latest order chastising Special Counsel Jack Smith in Donald Trump's criminal case over stashed classified documents contains some language that might come back to haunt the jurist, according to a former federal prosecutor.

Cannon, who has been accused of favoritism in her rulings in favor of the ex-president who appointed her to the bench, has previously been reversed by an appeals court that found she gave Trump improper deference during the investigation phase of the case.

The case is now going to make its way to the Eleventh Circuit again, according to former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance. And when it does, Vance warns, some of Cannon's words will likely "come back to haunt her."

MORE HIDDEN Classified Documents in Donald Trumps' Possession

Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani is warning there might be more classified documents in Donald Trumps possession — and another FBI raid might be on the horizon, Newsweek reported.

Among the revelations in the stolen document case is that Mar-a-Lago employee Brian Butler, in an interview with CNN, said he helped Trump aide Walt Nauta deliver boxes of the documents to a plane "in June 2022 — the same day that Trump and his attorney were meeting with the Justice Department at Mar-a-Lago about the classified documents."

Trump was about to fly to his Bedminster country club when Nauta asked Butler to move the boxes, Butler, a witness for the prosecution, said.

"But it was an unusual request from Nauta for the car, Butler [said], because Nauta typically didn’t handle moving luggage and asked Butler for the car in a guarded way," the CNN report said.

“I come to realize now at the same time he’s going in there, the boxes are going from somewhere into a vehicle, which are eventually going to the plane, which I load with Walt,” Butler said.

“They were the boxes that were in the indictment, the white bankers boxes. That’s what I remember loading,” he said.

Federal investigators have yet to stage a raid on Bedminster as they did at Mar-a-Lago. Nor have they done a search in Trump's apartment at Trump Tower, Rahmani said.

"Prosecutors won't know if classified documents still remain at Trump's other homes unless they execute search warrants there," Rahmani said when speaking to Newsweek.

Special counsel Jack Smith, "Is unlikely to do so at this stage of the case and during the election, but that possibility exists, especially because Trump has failed to comply with lawfully issued subpoenas in the past," said Rahmani.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,806 Thanks: 27,676 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TRAPPED; Jack Smith in Purgatory With TRUMPs' CROOKED Classified Docs Judge Jack Smith Laid a Trap for TRUMPs' Mar-a-Lago Judge. Cannon Didn’t Take It. Jack Smith Stuck in Legal Purgatory Amid Tension With CROOKED Judge Cannon in Classified Docs Case TRUMP May Face MORE FBI Raids After Witness Suggests He's Hiding More Documents MSNBC 8 APR 2024 TRAPPER KEEPER Judge Aileen Cannon rejected Donald Trumps’ request to drop the Mar-a-Lago trial. But she also denied prosecutors a legal avenue that would let them try to kick her off the case. Judge Cannon's latest order chastising Special Counsel Jack Smith in Donald Trump's criminal case over stashed classified documents contains some language that might come back to haunt the jurist, according to a former federal prosecutor. Cannon, who has been accused of favoritism in her rulings in favor of the ex-president who appointed her to the bench, has previously been reversed by an appeals court that found she gave Trump improper deference during the investigation phase of the case. The case is now going to make its way to the Eleventh Circuit again, according to former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance. And when it does, Vance warns, some of Cannon's words will likely "come back to haunt her." MORE HIDDEN Classified Documents in Donald Trumps' Possession Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani is warning there might be more classified documents in Donald Trumps possession — and another FBI raid might be on the horizon, Newsweek reported. Among the revelations in the stolen document case is that Mar-a-Lago employee Brian Butler, in an interview with CNN, said he helped Trump aide Walt Nauta deliver boxes of the documents to a plane "in June 2022 — the same day that Trump and his attorney were meeting with the Justice Department at Mar-a-Lago about the classified documents." Trump was about to fly to his Bedminster country club when Nauta asked Butler to move the boxes, Butler, a witness for the prosecution, said. "But it was an unusual request from Nauta for the car, Butler [said], because Nauta typically didn’t handle moving luggage and asked Butler for the car in a guarded way," the CNN report said. “I come to realize now at the same time he’s going in there, the boxes are going from somewhere into a vehicle, which are eventually going to the plane, which I load with Walt,” Butler said. “They were the boxes that were in the indictment, the white bankers boxes. That’s what I remember loading,” he said. Federal investigators have yet to stage a raid on Bedminster as they did at Mar-a-Lago. Nor have they done a search in Trump's apartment at Trump Tower, Rahmani said. "Prosecutors won't know if classified documents still remain at Trump's other homes unless they execute search warrants there," Rahmani said when speaking to Newsweek. Special counsel Jack Smith, "Is unlikely to do so at this stage of the case and during the election, but that possibility exists, especially because Trump has failed to comply with lawfully issued subpoenas in the past," said Rahmani.