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August 10 was one of those days when the Trump operation looked less like a presidential campaign than a liability machine. The throughline is simple: every time the legal process moves, it seems to produce another reminder that the original misconduct never really stayed in the past.
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Carlos De Oliveira’s arraignment in the Mar-a-Lago documents case was delayed again on Aug. 10, 2023, because he still had not retained Florida counsel. The superseding indictment naming him had already been filed on July 27.
The August 10 court session put Donald Trump and Walt Nauta on the record against the superseding indictment, while Carlos De Oliveira’s arraignment was delayed again because he still had not secured Florida counsel.
Carlos De Oliveira’s Aug. 10 arraignment was postponed again after he had not yet retained Florida counsel. Prosecutors’ superseding indictment still alleges an effort to delete security footage tied to the Mar-a-Lago documents probe.