Trump judge's latest release of Jan. 6. evidence was heavily redacted. Here's what was included.
Trump judge's latest release of Jan. 6. evidence was heavily redacted. Here's what was included.
The unsealing of the documents comes after Donald Trump failed in a final attempt to delay the release until after the presidential election.
A federal judge on Friday released more than 1,800 pages of documents related to the election interference case against Donald Trump, but there was little new information in the collection of records and transcripts.
United States District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan approved the release of the documents over the objections of Trump's lawyers. The collection is related to special counsel Jack Smith's 165-page bombshell motion that included a trove of new evidence against Trump in the case.
The documents released Friday are an appendix to the previously unsealed motion in which Smith and his team argued that Trump is not immune from criminal charges tied to his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The lengthy appendix includes heavily-redacted records that have been previously made publicly available.
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