A federal judge in Washington on Friday made public a mixture of miscellaneous documents filed as evidence by prosecutors in the criminal case against former President Donald Trump over his push to overturn his loss in the 2020 election.
Despite the disclosure, hundreds of pages in the new filing from special counsel John L. “Jack” Smith were blank and listed as remaining under seal, and many of the viewable pages included an array of information already available to the public, such as social media posts by Trump. In other places, dark redaction bars blocked some of the information.
Still, the documents released in four volumes underscore the breadth of the special counsel’s election interference case and the information on which prosecutors could rely in prosecuting the former president.
