Trump-nominated judge Aileen Cannon this week sided again with the former president's legal team when she ruled the government's witness list in the Mar-A-Lago classified documents case should be unsealed.
"It's really one after another, and the way she's handled this case shows her clear bias for Trump and the defense," Rahmani said.
AdvertisementCannon has already been reversed once on appeal by the 11th Circuit in this case, when she moved to appoint a special master to oversee the review of classified documents seized from Mar-A-Lago.
The 11th Circuit court sided with the Department of Justice, ultimately determining that Cannon lacked the authority to assign a special master to the case.
The precedent of protective ordersRahmani said the testifying witness list will eventually be revealed to the public, as it should be, but the timing and manner of releasing information is key.
Persons:
Trump, Aileen Cannon, Cannon, hasn't, Jack Smith, Tanya Chutkan, Judge Cannon's, Judge Cannon, Rahmani, she's, Smith, Andrew Lieb, Lieb
Organizations:
Service, Business, Trump, White, Circuit, Department of Justice
Locations:
Georgia, Mar, York