Some info seized from Trump’s home could be shielded by attorney-client privilege, DOJ says
Posted on AllSides August 29th, 2022
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Some of the materials seized in the FBI raid of former President Donald Trump’s home Mar-a-Lago may be protected by attorney-client privilege, the Justice Department said Monday.
The “limited set” of potentially privileged information was identified by a team that is kept separate from the investigative squad that searched Trump’s resort home in Palm Beach, Florida, on Aug. 8.
The so-called Privilege Review Team “completed its review of those materials” and is following a process to “address potential privilege disputes, if any,” DOJ officials said in a court filing Monday...
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