Trump Attends Florida Hearing on Motions to Dismiss Documents Case

President Trump’s attorneys will argue that his Florida case should be dismissed on the basis of the Presidential Records Act and ‘unconstitutional vagueness.’
Trump Attends Florida Hearing on Motions to Dismiss Documents Case
Republican presidential candidate, former President Donald Trump arrives for an election-night watch party at Mar-a-Lago in West Palm Beach, Fla., on March 5, 2024. Win McNamee/Getty Images
T.J. Muscaro
Jacob Burg
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FORT PIERCE, Fla.—Roughly 24 hours after a Georgia judge dropped some of the charges filed against him there, former President Donald Trump’s attorneys will argue in a Florida court that the federal classified documents case should be thrown out.

President Trump on March 14 arrived at the courthouse to appear before U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon in Fort Pierce, Florida, as his attorneys argue two of the four motions they filed to dismiss charges against him. One motion argues that 32 charges should be dropped due to “unconstitutional vagueness,” and the other argues the entire superseding indictment should be thrown out pursuant to the Presidential Records Act (PRA).