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U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, [blocked] prosecutors from further reviewing or using the seized documents in their investigation until the [neutral third party known as a special master] completes their review. Cannon said the intelligence community’s ongoing damage assessment of the documents' storage could continue.
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Trump had also asked for the return of the seized property. Cannon declined to make such a ruling. The DOJ said Trump could not claim executive privilege as a former president against the current executive branch, but Cannon said the DOJ’s position “arguably overstates the law.”
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The DOJ also argued that its filter team had already examined the materials to separate privileged documents before handing them off to investigators, so a special master would be unnecessary. Cannon called into question the accuracy of the filtering, noting that investigators on at least two occasions were given materials they believed were potentially privileged and handed them back to the filter team.