Trump's Lawyers , Acknowledge Potential , Indictment by DOJ.<br />'Newsweek' reports that former President Donald Trump's <br />legal team seems to be preparing for a potential <br />indictment by the Department of Justice.<br />'Newsweek' reports that former President Donald Trump's <br />legal team seems to be preparing for a potential <br />indictment by the Department of Justice.<br />The news comes as the latest development in <br />a DOJ probe into classified documents allegedly <br />stored at Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.<br />The news comes as the latest development in <br />a DOJ probe into classified documents allegedly <br />stored at Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.<br />On August 8, FBI agents seized <br />20 boxes of classified documents <br />from Trump's Florida home. .<br />On August 8, FBI agents seized <br />20 boxes of classified documents <br />from Trump's Florida home. .<br />On September 19, Trump's lawyers wrote to oppose <br />a request from Judge Raymond Dearie, the special master <br />overseeing the DOJ's review of the seized documents.<br />'Newsweek' reports that Trump's legal team <br />was opposing the "declassification" <br />of the Mar-a-Lago documents.<br />'Newsweek' reports that Trump's legal team <br />was opposing the "declassification" <br />of the Mar-a-Lago documents.<br />Trump's lawyers argued that disclosing their draft plan <br />would force them to disclose their potential defense <br />against any indictments issued at a later time.<br />The Special Master process will have forced <br />the Plaintiff to fully and specifically disclose <br />a defense to the merits of any subsequent <br />indictment without such a requirement <br />being evident in the District Court's order, Trump legal team letter, via 'Newsweek'.<br />The Special Master process will have forced <br />the Plaintiff to fully and specifically disclose <br />a defense to the merits of any subsequent <br />indictment without such a requirement <br />being evident in the District Court's order, Trump legal team letter, via 'Newsweek'.<br />'Newsweek' reports that <br />legal experts have highlighted <br />the statement by Trump's attorneys.<br />Hang in there friends...<br />indictments are coming.<br />Because #JusticeMatters, Glenn Kirschner, <br />Former federal Prosecutor, <br />via Twitter.<br />Trump has maintained his innocence, <br />claiming that all of the documents stored <br />in Mar-a-Lago had been previously declassified.
