Supreme Court rejects former President Trump’s request that a special master be allowed to review classified papers seized from his Mar-a-Lago residence. (via MaddowBlog)
On Sept. 21, a three-judge panel at the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals — including two Trump appointees —the 11th Circuit’s ruling read “a lot like a stern but polite reprimand of a child caught red-handed who needs to be read the riot act.”
Perhaps most important were the practical implications of these developments: Team Trump made a bizarre executive privilege argument claiming that a former president could block the executive branch from reviewing and using its own materials. Cannon agreed, blocking the Justice Department’s access, andas to whether the conservative jurist even understood the concept of executive privilege.
The 11th Circuit undid this egregious mistake, telling federal officials that they can again use the classified materials retrieved from the Republican’s glorified country club. Team Trump filed a narrow appeal with the Supreme Court, related specifically to Judge Raymond Dearie’s access as special master to reviewing the documents. From the NBC NewsTrump’s lawyers had said the decision to block Dearie’s access “impairs substantially the ongoing, time-sensitive work of the special master.” ...
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