Criminal
Jun. 19, 2023
Piercing of attorney-client privileges could lift the veil in Trump case
Evidence from Trump’s lawyer in the classified documents and obstruction case may prove critical to prosecutors if admitted to the jury.
On June 9, federal prosecutors led by Special Counsel Jack Smith unsealed the criminal indictment of former President Donald Trump, charging him in the Southern District of Florida with 37 counts relating to his mishandling of classified information, including conspiracy to obstruct justice. Aside from the salacious photographs revealing a chaotic scene of banker's boxes scattered across the Mar-a-Lago Resort, the indictment brings to light some truly astonishing evi...
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