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Special Master Raymond Dearie set a Sept. 30 deadline for specific factual disputes over the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago inventory, and on Sept. 29, 2022, Judge Aileen Cannon said Trump did not have to make a sworn attestation to the inventory’s accuracy at that stage.
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Special Master Raymond Dearie set a Sept. 30 deadline for specific factual disputes over the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago inventory, and on Sept. 29, 2022, Judge Aileen Cannon said Trump did not have to make a sworn attestation to the inventory’s accuracy at that stage.
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Special Master Raymond Dearie set a Sept. 30 deadline for specific factual disputes over the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago inventory, and on Sept. 29, 2022, Judge Aileen Cannon said Trump did not have to make a sworn attestation to the inventory’s accuracy at that stage.
Judge Aileen Cannon extended Special Master Raymond Dearie’s deadline to Dec. 16 and declined, for now, to require Trump’s team to file an immediate separate attestation about the FBI’s inventory of seized records.
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