BREAKING: A federal appeals court has ruled that the Department of Justice can continue to view documents marked as classified that were taken from former President Donald Trump’s residence
The panel noted that the ruling was a temporary decision, according to the newspaper. Trump’s attorneys can appeal the decision.
The DOJ argued that the ruling by the district court “likely erred in exercising its jurisdiction to enjoin the United States’ use of the classified records in its criminal investigation and to require the United States to submit the marked classified documents to a special master for review,” the panel wrote. “We agree.
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