FL - Former President Donald Trump indicted, 40 counts, classified documents and obstruction of justice, June 2023, Trial May 2024 #2

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As Special Counsel Jack Smith’s appeal in the classified documents case against President Donald Trump gets underway, a federal judge here in Atlanta has set a date for Smith to file his opening brief in the case.

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Smith must file his brief by Aug. 27. Trump’s attorneys then have 30 days to respond to that brief. Following that, Smith had 21 days to file a reply.

If the appeals court rules in favor of Smith, then that would result in the reinstatement of the indictment against Trump and even conceivably the reassignment of the case to a different judge.
 
Donald Trump is set to sue the Justice Department for $100 million over the classified documents raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate, according to reports.

 

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A retired federal judge is among those asking an appeals court to reassign former President Trump’s indictment on charges of mishandling classified documents case to a new judge.

In documents filed with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, two groups of legal experts and former government officials say U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon should be removed from the case. They’re seeking permission to file an amicus brief.



Their reasons are explained in the article ... Cannon ignored the plain text of the Appointment Clause, and her defiance of Supreme Court precedent. They want her ruling reversed and for her to be removed from the case.
 
I find this absolutely remarkable that a judge and other legal experts and ethicists have come together to get this so-called judge removed from this case. It is actually a phenomenal action-
I think at the beginning when she was assigned the case, my hope was that based on the history of the case, when her rulings were rescinded and she was scolded by the 11th circuit appeals court, that she would be careful not to look obviously biased, but instead all of her rulings and slow-walking the case have been so out of bounds that it appears she just doesn't care what it looks like- she is just trying so hard to please you know who!!!! I think she is trying for a promotion, hoping Trump gets elected and she would get to the Supreme Court!
 
If Trump is elected he will make sure to get Cannon on the supreme court, somehow, some way--at some point. Perhaps one of the elder Justices will retire (with a little encouragement and some extra cash as an inducement) and that will an opening for her. JMO
 
Cannon's name appears on a document reviewed by ABC News titled "Transition Planning: Legal Principals," which lists potential staffing for the White House counsel's office, the Department of Justice, the FBI, and U.S. attorneys' offices, as well as proposed candidates for the top legal positions within multiple government agencies, should Trump be reelected.

The document was drafted by Trump's top advisers with input from Boris Epshteyn, who oversees Trump's legal team and is one of Trump's most trusted advisers, sources familiar with the matter said.

 

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