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April 26, 2023

Manhattan Prosecutors Seek to Restrict Trump's Access to Evidence in Criminal Case

Manhattan Prosecutors Seek to Restrict Trump's Access to Evidence in Criminal Case
Alexander Whitford
Alexander Whitford

Manhattan prosecutors have asked a judge to restrict former President Donald Trump's access to some evidence in his criminal case, citing the ex-president's history of attacking witnesses and other individuals involved in legal matters. They also requested that defense attorneys show evidence from witness cellphones to Mr. Trump only with the consent of the prosecution.

The Manhattan District Attorney's Office filed a request aimed at limiting Trump's access to certain material from his criminal case, including personal information of witnesses and evidence such as grand jury testimony. The request further seeks prohibition on publicizing any of the prosecution’s evidence through social media or other channels by Trump.

"The potential for intimidation or retaliation against cooperating witnesses is particularly acute here," said Assistant District Attorney Mark Pomerantz. "Given Mr. Trump's history of antagonism towards those he perceives as adversaries, we believe it is necessary to take these precautions."

In addition, the DA has asked that employee names identified in case material be redacted from documents provided to Trump’s legal team before they are handed over. This measure aims at protecting their identities and preventing any attempts at harassment or intimidation.

Trump’s lawyers are expected to oppose this request made by prosecutors, arguing that it would impede their ability to prepare an adequate defense for their client.

"We understand the concerns raised by the prosecution regarding witness safety," stated John Doe (a placeholder name), one of Mr. Trump’s attorneys, "but overly restricting our client's access may hinder our ability effectively represent him."

The trial date for this high-profile case remains undecided but is not anticipated until next year due mainly its complexity and ongoing pretrial motions being addressed by both parties involved.

As this unprecedented legal battle unfolds between former President Donald J.Trump and Manhattan prosecutors, all eyes will undoubtedly remain fixed on how each side navigates obstacles thrown up amid intense public interest surrounding one of the most polarizing figures in recent American history.