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15/03/24

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Originally posted by jambo12: ↑

"By they do you mean the USAO ?"

Yup, very sloppy.

"Attorneys for Trump in January subpoenaed the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, which on March 4 turned over more than 73,000 pages of documents. The office turned over more documents Wednesday, according to Bragg's filing.

"Yesterday, the USAO produced approximately 31,000 pages of additional records and represented that there will be another production of documents by next week," wrote Bragg, who said the documents included material his office requested more than a year ago. "Based on our initial review of yesterday's production, those records appear to contain materials related to the subject matter of this case."

Bragg wrote that the U.S. Attorney "previously declined to provide" the material."

All good, the process proceeds:

NY - 30 day delay likely
DC - off the schedule
Florida - few more motions to dismiss to sort through (selective and vindictive prosecution motion is worth watching out for)
Georgia- 'perfect' phone call charge got punted into the stands.

Are we not entertained?

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"Yup, very sloppy."

Indeed.

The USAO were certainly helped in keeping their sloppiness under the radar by Team Trump readily agreeing to every deadline postponement.

After production, the DA's team quickly determined that only 172 / 73,000 pages were relevant but I expect that Team Trump will take all of their 30 days to make their decision.

Yes, quite entertaining.
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