High-stakes closed door hearings over evidence in Trump Mar-a-Lago documents case set for Monday

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Trump arrived at the federal courthouse Monday morning as he and his attorneys plan to meet for several hours with Cannon in a closed-door hearing without prosecutors present to discuss the case "in detail," according to court documents.
50% : A smaller group of records is also being kept from Trump and his lawyers because of the federal government's national security sensitivities.
43% : Those witnesses include government personnel from the National Archives, more than 20 FBI agents who were at the search of Mar-a-Lago, people who had relationships with Trump and his co-defendants, and other career civil servants.
38% : Though scant information is public about the closed-door fights between Trump, his co-defendants and the special counsel, the former president has made clear that he believes the drama about discovery and classified information should delay the trial's scheduled start date in May.
35% : The Justice Department previously said what it seeks to keep from Trump's co-defendants Walt Nauta and Carlos De Oliveira amounts to at least 5,500 pages - some of which their lawyers, Trump and his defense team already can work through in a SCIF.
26% : "Smith alleged Trump is using a series of legal challenges the former president's team said they plan to file as part of his efforts to delay the trial.
24% : The special counsel's office is seeking to keep secret from the public names of witnesses who could be called to testify against Trump at trial, saying witnesses could be harassed.
19% : The classified documents criminal case against Donald Trump and others heats up again Monday with crucial hearings over access to evidence that could impact whether the former president is tried before the November election.

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