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Commentary: Here’s Trump’s outlandish and dangerous plan to beat the classified documents case

Donald Trump sat glowering in court Tuesday, arms crossed over his chest, while his lawyer entered a plea of not guilty to a 37-count federal indictment on espionage, conspiracy, obstruction and other charges. Hours later, addressing a rally and then a candlelight dinner at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club…

Los Angeles Times

Trump’s arraignment took 45 minutes, but path to Florida trial may take a couple years

MIAMI — Donald Trump’s arraignment took only 45 minutes on Tuesday in Miami federal court, where the former president sat silently the entire time, but it’s likely to be more than a year before his historic classified documents case goes to trial — even possibly beyond the November 2024 presidential…

Miami Herald

Trump-appointed judge assigned to Mar-a-Lago case faces scrutiny

Analysts raise concerns about Aileen Cannon’s impartiality but some say filing motion for judge to recuse herself could backfire

The Guardian - US

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Experts: Smith can sidestep Trump judge

Special counsel could bring new charges related to Trump's Bedminster conduct in New Jersey, ex-prosecutors say

Salon

Trump pleads not guilty to 37 felony counts in federal classified documents case

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 felony charges Tuesday in connection with his handling of classified documents and alleged attempts to prevent the government from recovering them.

Los Angeles Times

Trump sits silently in Miami courtroom, pleads not guilty in historic case

MIAMI — Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Miami federal court to a 37-count indictment accusing him of deliberately keeping at his Palm Beach estate government documents that contained highly sensitive defense, weapons and nuclear information and of obstructing efforts by U.S. authorities to reclaim them.

Miami Herald

Trump arraigned: Your questions on classified documents case answered

WASHINGTON – Former President Donald Trump appeared Tuesday afternoon at the federal courthouse in Miami, pleading not guilty to 37 felony counts related to mishandling of classified documents.

Tribune News Service

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Trump evidence came from his own people

"Not a single Democratic witness," expert says. "They were all in Trump's inner circle"

Salon

Trump pleads not guilty to 37 federal criminal counts in Mar-a-Lago case

Ex-president arraigned and charged in Miami court over allegations he mishandled classified documents

The Guardian - US

Trump pleads "not guilty" in court

Trump is expected to be assigned a probation officer, according to CNN

Salon

Trump's indictment charges in full as procedure confirmed for today's arraignment at Miami court

Former US President Donald Trump will be arraigned before a federal judge in Miami at 3 p.m. today. Here's what to expect during the unprecedented, historic proceedings

Daily Mirror

Cannon looms after Trump arraignment

“There are so many ‘little’ things she can do without any real oversight," national security attorney warns

Salon

What’s going to happen when Donald Trump shows up for his arraignment?

The former president is facing 37 federal criminal charges – what can we expect to see on his first day in court?

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump indictment: a guide to everyone mentioned in the charges

Case against the former president names several people who allegedly played a role in mishandling classified documents

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Al Jazeera

Trump’s arraignment: What to expect at court appearance in Miami

Former US President Donald Trump is set to appear in court in Miami at 3pm (19:00 GMT) to face 37 felony counts.

France 24

Trump faces historic legal challenge as documents case opens in court

Donald Trump was set to make his first court appearance Tuesday in a historic criminal case accusing the former president of hoarding top secret government documents, boastfully displaying them to visitors and trying to hide them from investigators who demanded them back.

Axios

What to know ahead of Trump's arraignment in Miami

Trump's hearing is scheduled at 3 pm local time on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Handcuffs, fingerprints or a mugshot? What to expect as Trump faces arraignment in federal court

What to expect when Trump makes his first court appearance in the Mar-a-Lago case

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Al Jazeera

Five things to expect from Trump’s appearance in Florida court

Trump’s US federal court appearance in documents case likely echoing New York indictment, with possible key differences.

Salon

Experts alarmed over Trump's Cannon ploy

Cannon's earlier rulings suggest she "bends over backwards" to appease Trump, ex-federal judge says

The Independent UK

Aileen Cannon: The judge with Trump’s fate in her hands was appointed by him

Florida justice came under fire last year for rulings seen as favourable to the former president, who nominated her to the federal bench in 2020

The Independent UK

What a Florida grand jury and judge means for Trump’s indictment

The ex-president could face a jury in Palm Beach County in a court in Miami with a judge he appointed, writes Alex Woodward

Salon

Former DOJ lawyer on Trump's "peril"

Charges against Trump almost "open and shut," says Dennis Aftergut — and prosecutors will ask for prison time

Fortune

Like it or not, Trump’s 2024 comeback is full steam ahead—and 2 indictments and counting either end it or give it fresh life

More than 70 counts against Trump just make his base of voters angrier.

The Guardian - US

Who is Aileen Cannon, the judge assigned in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago case?

The Florida district judge was appointed by the ex-president three years ago and there’s no certainty she will remain on the case but her name is on the summons

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