The US judge approves Trump to "appoint special supervisors" to request the U.S. Justice Department to review the search documents of Haihu Manor

On August 10, Trump went to the New York General Attorney General's Office to testify. (Data Map)

Overseas Network, September 6th. According to the US Cable Television News Network on the 5th, a Federal Federal Judge approved the former US President Trump team to ask the government to appoint a special supervisor to review the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) from Haihu Manor The request for seized materials and prohibited the US Department of Justice from continuing to review materials seized from Haihu Manor.

The Trump team said earlier that because the U.S. Department of Justice was able to examine related materials fairly, the court needed a "special supervisor" to review relevant documents. Regional judge Irene Kannon signed an order on the 5th that because Trump had served as President of the United States, the possible future lawsuits would lead to Trump's different degrees of reputation damage. Therefore, Kannon ordered a third -party lawyer from the US government to review the materials taken away from the Haihu Manor.

The order also prohibits the US Department of Justice from continuing to review the materials seized from Haihu Manor, waiting for the special supervisor to decide the follow -up work of the Ministry of Justice after the materials review. In addition, Kannon also asked Trump's lawyers and the prosecutors of the Ministry of Justice to negotiate the duties and restrictions of special supervisors, and submitted a list of special supervisors candidates before 9th this month.

On August 8, local time, Trump's Haihu Manor was suddenly searched by FBI. The search order shows that FBI is investigating three federal charges that Trump is suspected. American judges ordered the list of the items seized by Trump's residence on September 2nd. The list shows that of the 33 boxes of the 33 boxes taken away from the Haihu Manor, there are more than 11,000 documents or photos, of which more than 100 are tightly tight, 54 are "secrets", 31 are "confidential", 18 copies are 18 copies, 18 copies are as "secrets", 18 copies are as "secrets", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "confidential", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "secret", 18 copies are "confidential", 18 copies are "confidential", 18 copies are "confidential", 18 copies are "confidential", 18 copies are "confidential", 18 copies are "confidential", and 18 copies are "confidential". The highest level of "top secret". (Overseas Network Hou Xingchuan)

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