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Donald Trump's Classified Documents Case Paused After Special Counsel's Request
A US appeals court on Thursday granted a request by Special Counsel Jack Smith to pause the case against Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House.
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Justice Department To Revive Secret Documents Case Against Trump
Special counsel Jack Smith is arguing to revive his office's classified documents case against former President Donald Trump in the first formal filing since the criminal case was dismissed last month by Judge Aileen Cannon.
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Donald Trump's Classified Documents Case Dismissed By Florida Judge
A Florida judge appointed by Donald Trump has dismissed the criminal case against the former president on charges of mishandling top secret documents, saying the way that Special Counsel Jack Smith was appointed was improper.
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Florida Judge Indefinitely Postpones Trump Documents Trial
A Florida judge on Tuesday indefinitely postponed Donald Trump's criminal trial over his alleged mishandling of classified documents, making it unlikely the case will be heard before the November presidential election.
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Trump Appears In US Court For Closed-Door Meet In Classified Documents Case
Former US president Donald Trump was in federal court Monday in Florida for a closed-door meeting in his classified documents case, as lawyers discuss who will have access to the top-secret evidence.
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Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan Indicted In Leaked Documents Case
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan was on Monday charged with leaking classified documents, a prosecutor said.
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Trump "Conspired" To Delete Camera Footage To Halt Secret Documents Probe
Former US president Donald Trump faced fresh charges Thursday alleging that he attempted to obstruct the investigation into the mishandling of top secret documents by conspiring to delete surveillance footage at his Mar-a-Lago property in Florida.
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Trump Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Secret Documents Case
A personal aide to former US president Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to federal charges of mishandling classified government documents.
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US Judges Sets August 14 As Trial Date For Trump In Secret Documents Case
The Justice Department's special counsel in the case, Jack Smith, promised a speedy trial after a 37-count indictment charging Trump with will-fully retaining classified government records and obstructing justice.
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"Corrupt Sitting President": Trump Attacks Biden After Court Appearance
Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to dozens of criminal counts of mishandling some of the US government's most sensitive secrets and scheming to prevent their return, in a historic first court appearance as a federal defendant.
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Trump Secret Documents Case Hearing Today, Fingerprints To Be Taken
Donald Trump will surrender Tuesday to face federal charges of mishandling US government secrets -- the latest and most serious in a string of probes threatening his bid to win back the White House.
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Highlights: Donald Trump Pleads Not Guilty, Hits Out At Joe Biden
Former US President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty at federal court hearing in Miami on Wednesday at 12:30 am as he faces criminal charges for allegedly hoarding classified documents at his beach house in Florida after leaving office.
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5 Facts On Judge In Secret Docs Case Who Was Nominated By Trump In 2020
Former US President Donald Trump is facing charges of endangering national security by retaining top secret nuclear and defense documents after leaving office. The case has been assigned to District Court Judge Aileen Cannon.
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Donald Trump To Appear In Court To Face Charges In Secret Docs Case
Former U.S. President Donald Trump was due to appear in federal court in Miami on Tuesday at 1900 GMT (12:30 am IST, Wednesday) to face criminal charges that he unlawfully kept national-security documents when he left office.
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Trump Retains His Base With Risk Of Political Violence In Focus
Former President Donald Trump is broadly holding on to his Republican base as he heads to court to face federal charges that are raising concern about the risk of violence incited by some of his most fervent supporters.
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Donald Trump's Classified Documents Case Paused After Special Counsel's Request
A US appeals court on Thursday granted a request by Special Counsel Jack Smith to pause the case against Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House.
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Justice Department To Revive Secret Documents Case Against Trump
Special counsel Jack Smith is arguing to revive his office's classified documents case against former President Donald Trump in the first formal filing since the criminal case was dismissed last month by Judge Aileen Cannon.
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Donald Trump's Classified Documents Case Dismissed By Florida Judge
A Florida judge appointed by Donald Trump has dismissed the criminal case against the former president on charges of mishandling top secret documents, saying the way that Special Counsel Jack Smith was appointed was improper.
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Florida Judge Indefinitely Postpones Trump Documents Trial
A Florida judge on Tuesday indefinitely postponed Donald Trump's criminal trial over his alleged mishandling of classified documents, making it unlikely the case will be heard before the November presidential election.
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Trump Appears In US Court For Closed-Door Meet In Classified Documents Case
Former US president Donald Trump was in federal court Monday in Florida for a closed-door meeting in his classified documents case, as lawyers discuss who will have access to the top-secret evidence.
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Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan Indicted In Leaked Documents Case
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan was on Monday charged with leaking classified documents, a prosecutor said.
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Trump "Conspired" To Delete Camera Footage To Halt Secret Documents Probe
Former US president Donald Trump faced fresh charges Thursday alleging that he attempted to obstruct the investigation into the mishandling of top secret documents by conspiring to delete surveillance footage at his Mar-a-Lago property in Florida.
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Trump Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Secret Documents Case
A personal aide to former US president Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to federal charges of mishandling classified government documents.
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US Judges Sets August 14 As Trial Date For Trump In Secret Documents Case
The Justice Department's special counsel in the case, Jack Smith, promised a speedy trial after a 37-count indictment charging Trump with will-fully retaining classified government records and obstructing justice.
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"Corrupt Sitting President": Trump Attacks Biden After Court Appearance
Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to dozens of criminal counts of mishandling some of the US government's most sensitive secrets and scheming to prevent their return, in a historic first court appearance as a federal defendant.
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Trump Secret Documents Case Hearing Today, Fingerprints To Be Taken
Donald Trump will surrender Tuesday to face federal charges of mishandling US government secrets -- the latest and most serious in a string of probes threatening his bid to win back the White House.
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Highlights: Donald Trump Pleads Not Guilty, Hits Out At Joe Biden
Former US President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty at federal court hearing in Miami on Wednesday at 12:30 am as he faces criminal charges for allegedly hoarding classified documents at his beach house in Florida after leaving office.
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5 Facts On Judge In Secret Docs Case Who Was Nominated By Trump In 2020
Former US President Donald Trump is facing charges of endangering national security by retaining top secret nuclear and defense documents after leaving office. The case has been assigned to District Court Judge Aileen Cannon.
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Donald Trump To Appear In Court To Face Charges In Secret Docs Case
Former U.S. President Donald Trump was due to appear in federal court in Miami on Tuesday at 1900 GMT (12:30 am IST, Wednesday) to face criminal charges that he unlawfully kept national-security documents when he left office.
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Trump Retains His Base With Risk Of Political Violence In Focus
Former President Donald Trump is broadly holding on to his Republican base as he heads to court to face federal charges that are raising concern about the risk of violence incited by some of his most fervent supporters.
