Former President Donald Trump's first hearing in his criminal case will be on July 18, according to a new court order.
The hearing before U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon will be about the handling of classified information, marking the first of likely many proceedings on this matter, and may be obscured to the public due to the sensitivity surrounding the classified materials.
“An indefinite continuance is unnecessary, will inject additional delay in this case, and is contrary to the public interest,” the special counsel team wrote in their filing. The co-defendant also raised concerns about his defense team's lack of security clearances, writing that it was not reasonable to expect his Florida-based attorney to assume a lead role on matters that were initially slated for discussion Friday.
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