I get it, there is difference between law on the books and law on the ground.
But you're still wrong in this instance on the technical legal matter.
Moreover:
In the WSJ, David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey argue persuasively that the Presidential Records Act give Trump the right to access his own papers, thereby nullifying the crap bullshit the FBI got their warrant on.
Perhaps, but as in every case. There's always another case. In any case the status of them from my original comment is debatable and ironic.
What is the classification on the office hamper. It probably is a bunch of mundane stuff, like the Whitehouse Christmas trees, and the renovations he ordered. Probably a few schedules, and trips, etc. If it was full of secrets, they wouldn't have been taken when he moved out. Would they?
But in any case it is ironic. It goes to back to court to be declassified? His own papers accessed by him. Stored where, and on what authority? Back to court. Yawn.
I get it, there is difference between law on the books and law on the ground.
But you're still wrong in this instance on the technical legal matter.
Moreover:
In the WSJ, David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey argue persuasively that the Presidential Records Act give Trump the right to access his own papers, thereby nullifying the crap bullshit the FBI got their warrant on.
https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/the-trump-warrant-had-no-legal-basis-mar-a-lago-affidavit-presidential-records-act-archivist-custody-classified-fbi-garland-11661170684
Perhaps, but as in every case. There's always another case. In any case the status of them from my original comment is debatable and ironic.
What is the classification on the office hamper. It probably is a bunch of mundane stuff, like the Whitehouse Christmas trees, and the renovations he ordered. Probably a few schedules, and trips, etc. If it was full of secrets, they wouldn't have been taken when he moved out. Would they?
But in any case it is ironic. It goes to back to court to be declassified? His own papers accessed by him. Stored where, and on what authority? Back to court. Yawn.