Manhattan DA Wants To Stop Trump From Looking at Trial Documents Without Supervision

Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg on Tuesday asked the judge in Donald Trump’s criminal trial to bar the former president from reviewing documents in his case without his lawyers present, citing investigations into his handling of classified documents. The request, which also calls for banning Trump from publicizing the prosecution’s evidence, is expected to be challenged by the former president’s lawyers, the New York Times reported. The decision will fall to Judge Juan Merchan. Trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records surrounding payments to former lawyer Michael Cohen,...