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Mark Meadows and other ex-Trump aides ordered to give evidence in Jan 6 probe

The court ruling represents another significant defeat for Mr Trump’s legal team

The Independent UK

Another Trump lawyer gave evidence in classified documents probe last year

Other Trump attorneys have also testified before the grand jury investigating his alleged mishandling of classified documents

The Independent UK

Ruling suggests "huge" Trump evidence

Some legal experts believe the "unbelievably quick" ruling suggests Trump may still have more secret documents

Salon

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Trump lawyer in Mar-a-Lago inquiry must give evidence in classified documents case, appeals court rules

The three-judge panel’s ruling forces Trump attorney Evan Corcoran to provide evidence to a grand jury investigating whether former president Donald Trump obstructed justice

The Independent UK

Trump lawyer ordered to hand over notes in Mar-a-Lago documents inquiry

Major blow to ex-president as Evan Corcoran loses legal bid to avoid giving notes and audio transcripts to investigators

The Guardian - US

Trump’s attorney ordered to turn over documents to special counsel

WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court has ordered Donald Trump’s attorney to turn over documents to U.S. prosecutors in connection with an investigation into whether classified information was mishandled after the former president left the White House.

Tribune News Service

Appeals court sides with Justice Dept. in Trump lawyer fight

A federal appeals court has directed a lawyer for Donald Trump to turn over to prosecutors documents in the investigation into the former president’s retention of classified documents at his Florida estate

The Independent UK

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Trump lawyer must give evidence in classified documents case, appeals court rules

The three-judge panel’s ruling forces Trump attorney Evan Corcoran to provide evidence to a grand jury investigating whether former president Donald Trump obstructed justice

The Independent UK

Prof: Trump calls may land him in prison

"Those could be very incriminating phone calls by themselves," says law professor Clark Cunningham

Salon

Judge's order suggests more Trump tapes

Judge rules Trump duped his own lawyers in Mar-a-Lago case, orders attorney to testify and turn over transcriptions

Salon

Special counsel prosecutors think Trump deliberately misled his lawyers over missing papers, report says

Alleged deceptions could end former president’s claims of attorney-client privilege

The Independent UK

Judge who could decide Trump’s fate once lived with Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh

James Boasberg, an Obama appointee, is taking over as DC chief judge and will oversee DOJ’s special counsel investigations

The Independent UK

New judge to oversee Trump grand jury investigations

A new judge is set to assume oversight of grand jury investigations of former President Donald Trump

The Independent UK

Another 1,000 people could face charges in January 6 probe, prosecutor says

The Justice Department has already charged more than 1,000 in connection with the pro-Trump riot

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - US

Federal prosecutors warn court of potential deluge of January 6 charges – report

Court officials estimate another 700 to 1,200 defendants could face charges as editor of New York Jewish newspaper arrested

Tribune News Service

DOJ told court to expect a deluge of new Jan. 6 prosecutions

WASHINGTON — More than 1,000 additional people could still face charges in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a letter to the D.C. federal court from the U.S. attorney in Washington.

Axios

Judge rejects media bid for records in Mar-a-Lago grand jury battle

The federal judge said revealing the records would invade the secrecy of the grand jury.

The Guardian - US

Prosecutors seek to question Trump lawyer before grand jury in classified papers case

Investigators are looking at invoking an exception that can bypass attorney-client privilege if legal advice is used for furthering crime

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Probing the Limits of Speech or Debate Clause Privilege for Perry and Pence

The January 6 invistigations have renewed interest in this somewhat obscure constitutional provision and the scope of its protections.

The Guardian - US

US court skeptical of bid to access congressman’s phone in January 6 inquiry

At issue is whether a protection afforded by the constitution applies to ‘informal’ fact-finding by members of Congress

The Independent UK

Justice Department asks judge to force Mike Pence to give evidence in Trump probe

Mr Pence is attempting to avoid being forced to testify against Mr Trump as the ex-vice president considers launching a presidential campaign of his own

The Guardian - US

Scott Perry battles DoJ over work with Trump allies to overturn 2020 election

The far-right congressman is invoking a constitutional clause that allows him to block access to his phone

Salon

Special counsel's 8 "secret" court cases

"Trump continues to assert these theories long after they've been batted away by the court," expert says

Reason

What's With the Pseudonymity in the National Air & Space Museum / "Rosary Pro-Life" Hat Lawsuit?

The First Amendment case, which I just noted below, is being litigated as Kristi L. v. National Air & Space Museum. Why a pseudonym, given that most lawsuits are litigated in the parties' own names? Here's the rationale Chief Judge Beryl Howell (D.D.C.) gave yesterday: Plaintiffs are "students, parents and/or…

Reason

Gag Order Bans Political Tweeter from Naming Man Who Accused American Conservative Union President of Groping

Plaintiff, a Republican political operative, had sued the ACU president for allegedly groping him: In his time involved with the Republican Party, plaintiff "has served political campaigns and political committees as a field coordinator, field director, grassroots director, and political director, among others." While working for one of these campaigns…

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