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2022-2023 Donald Trump Confidential Documents Case

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DOJ points out that Trump’s latest arguments in the Mar-a-Lago documents fight completely undercuts his argument.

Instead, Plaintiff has shifted tactics, unveiling a startling theory that all of the seized records including government documents bearing classification markings are his "personal" property under the Presidential Records Act (PRA), 44 U.S.C. § 2201 et seq. That theory is meritless, and the Court need not consider it because it was not raised below and is entirely irrelevant: Even if the seized records were Plaintiff's "personal" property, they would still be lawfully obtained evidence, nothing in the law would prohibit the government from using or reviewing them, and there would still be no basis for an extraordinary injunction and special-master proceeding. There is no reason for the injunction and the special-master review to continue. Plaintiff has copies of every seized record except those bearing classification markings, to which he is clearly not entitled. And Plaintiff's single dispute with the government regarding attorney-client privilege can be resolved through the process originally directed by the magistrate judge. This Court should therefore reverse the district court's injunction and direct the district court to dismiss the case.
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