Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers moved to oppose the Department of Justice’s recent bid to speed up its court appeal of the appointment of a special master to review the slew of documents the FBI took in August when it raided Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home.
“President Trump also opposes the Government’s request to expedite oral argument in this case," Trump attorneys Christopher Kise and Jim Trusty wrote in an Oct. 3 filing (pdf), adding that they want oral arguments set for January 2023 “or later.”
