'Irreparable harm': Justice Department warns against further delay in Trump documents probe.
seized at his Florida resort, while a magistrate judge unsealed some previously redacted information relating to the FBI's search of Trump's club.
The filing noted that the documents had"markings signifying that their unauthorized disclosure 'reasonably could be expected to result in damage to the national security,' including 'exceptionally grave damage,'" and it said any delay causes"irreparable harm" to the government and the public.
Furthermore, the government argued: “Even if Plaintiff had declassified these records, and even if he somehow had categorized them as his 'personal' records for purposes of the PRA [Presidential Records Act] — neither of which has been shown — nothing in the PRA or any other source of law establishes a plausible claim of privilege or any other justification for an injunction restricting the government’s review and use of records at the center of an ongoing criminal and national security...
Justice Department officials said at the time of their June 3 visit that about 50 boxes remained in the room, as well as a"coat rack with suit jackets" and"interior decor items such as wall art and frames." Investigators said Trump's lawyers wouldn’t let them look inside the boxes during the visit, according to the Justice Department's court filings.
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