More Mar-a-Lago Search Warrant Information , Must Be Released in Trump Case, Judge Orders.<br />On July 5, a federal judge in Florida <br />ordered that more information from the warrant used <br />in the search of Donald Trump's Florida <br />resort must be made public.<br />On July 5, a federal judge in Florida <br />ordered that more information from the warrant used <br />in the search of Donald Trump's Florida <br />resort must be made public.<br />NBC reports that Magistrate Judge <br />Bruce Reinhart denied a request by media <br />organizations to unseal the entire affidavit. .<br />However, the judge did find that , "additional portions of the search warrant <br />application should be unsealed.".<br />The Justice Department agreed to make some <br />additional parts of the search warrant public.<br />The agency reportedly asked <br />that other parts remain sealed to , "comply with grand jury secrecy rules and to <br />protect investigative sources and methods.".<br />According to the judge, the DOJ , "has met its burden of showing that its proposed redactions <br />of the affidavit are narrowly tailored to serve the <br />Government's legitimate interests and are the least onerous <br />alternative to sealing the entire search warrant affidavit.".<br />According to the judge, the DOJ , "has met its burden of showing that its proposed redactions <br />of the affidavit are narrowly tailored to serve the <br />Government's legitimate interests and are the least onerous <br />alternative to sealing the entire search warrant affidavit.".<br />NBC reports that a 37-count federal indictment of <br />Trump accuses the former president of 31 counts <br />of willful retention of national defense information.<br />The indictment also includes counts of false statements <br />and representations, conspiracy to obstruct justice <br />and concealing a document in a federal investigation.<br />NBC reports that Trump has pleaded not guilty <br />and claimed that he declassified the documents.<br />In August of 2022, judge Reinhart signed off on <br />the Justice Department's request for a search <br />warrant of Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.<br />In August of 2022, judge Reinhart signed off on <br />the Justice Department's request for a search <br />warrant of Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort
