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Bernardo de La Paz

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2. In this case, widely separated residences, I think separate warrants are required

Reply to Diraven (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 12, 2024, 09:36 PM

Mar 2024

I also think that it is required to describe particulars related to the exact locations being searched.

"We're pretty sure he has something somewhere" is not sufficient.

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So it came out in the Hur hearings that trump had some docs taken to his.... [View all] brush Mar 2024 OP

It always seemed kind of suspicious Diraven Mar 2024 #1

In this case, widely separated residences, I think separate warrants are required Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2024 #2

But there should have been moniss Mar 2024 #4

The major mistake here seems moniss Mar 2024 #3

I'm talking about the New Jersey resort. They've never searched it and who knows what trump did with the documents. brush Mar 2024 #6

That is what I am talking about also. moniss Mar 2024 #8

Well, he's not lower middle class misanthrope Mar 2024 #9

The Saudis visited his New Jersey golf hotel shortly after he moved the documents... bsiebs Mar 2024 #5

Im sure theres a copy machine somewhere on the property, no? quakerboy Mar 2024 #7

Yup, it sure is amazing what he got away with and who turned a blind eye to it. republianmushroom Mar 2024 #10