Trump prosecutors eye appeal if judge moves forward with dual paths in documents case

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : "DOJ, NARA, the Biden Administration, the FBI, and, subsequently, the Special Counsel's Office colluded on the basis of non-existent authority under the PRA to demand records and responses to which they were not entitled, to execute search warrants based on legally meritless and unprecedented PRA arguments, to illegally pierce President Trump's attorney-client privileges based on similar flawed claims, and to initiate this wrongful and lawless prosecution," Trump's attorneys wrote in their reply.
30% : Trump has pleaded not guilty to 40 felony counts that allege he kept sensitive military documents, shared them with people who didn't have security clearance and tried to get around the government's attempts to get them back.
26% : They alleged the Department of Justice and the National Archives and Records Administration worked together to cook up the charges against Trump under the Presidential Records Act.
24% : Failure to do so could make it impossible to prosecute Trump because of the double jeopardy clause in the Fifth Amendment, which prohibits anyone from being prosecuted twice for the same crime.
12% : Trump's team continued to claim that the prosecution was an unjust attempt to interfere with the 2024 election, a rematch between President Joe Biden and Trump.

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