Prosecutors in Donald Trump's classified documents case sharply rebuke Judge's unusual and 'flawed' order

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "The PRA's distinction between personal and presidential records has no bearing on whether a former President's possession of documents containing national defense information is authorized under the Espionage Act, and the PRA should play no role in the jury instructions on the elements of Section 793," they said, citing the statute that makes it a crime to illegally retain national defense information.
39% : They said that the suggestion he did so was "invented" only after it became public that he had taken with him to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach after his presidency boxes of records from the White House and that none of the witnesses they interviewed in the investigation support his argument."Not a single one had heard Trump say that he was designating records as personal or that, at the time he caused the transfer of boxes to Mar-a-Lago, he believed that his removal of records amounted to designating them as personal under the PRA," prosecutors wrote.
35% : Trump, Republicans' presumptive nominee for 2024, is facing dozens of felony counts related to the mishandling of classified documents, according to an indictment alleging he improperly shared a Pentagon "plan of attack" and a classified map related to a military operation.
30% : Those records, prosecutors said, were clearly not personal and there is no evidence Trump ever designated them as such.

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