“There is no basis in law or fact for proceeding in such an indeterminate and open-ended fashion, and the Defendants provide none,” prosecutors working for Special Counsel Jack Smith wrote.
because of the 2024 Republican presidential candidate’s busy campaign schedule, among other reasons.
“Our jury system relies on the Court’s authority to craft a thorough and effective jury selection process, and on prospective jurors’ ability and willingness to decide cases based on the evidence presented to them, guided by legal instructions from the Court,” the prosecutors wrote. “The Government’s first tranche of classified discovery will include all documents with classification markings recovered from Mar-a-Lago to which counsel’s interim clearances will permit them access. This represents the large majority of the classified records from Mar-a-Lago. The Government also plans to produce a small number of witness statements and memorialization of those statements that contain classified information.
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