DOJ can keep using secret Mar-a-Lago papers in criminal probe, appeals court says
A three-judge appeals panel wrote Wednesday that public interests weighed in favor of allowing the government to continue probing the trove of confidential documents.
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A three-judge appeals panel wrote Wednesday that public interests weighed in favor of allowing the government to continue probing the trove of confidential documents.
Raymond Dearie, 78, a widely respected Long Island-born judge, has taken on local mobsters and once oversaw a court battle in a New York City mayoral race. Now, he's set to review secret papers Donald Trump dragged to Mar-a-Lago after leaving the White House.
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