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On May 11, 2022, Trump counsel accepted service of a grand-jury subpoena directed to the Office of Donald J. Trump for records bearing classification markings. DOJ later said the response was incomplete, and compared it against the June 3, 2022 certification and production process.
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On May 11, 2022, Trump counsel accepted service of a grand-jury subpoena directed to the Office of Donald J. Trump for records bearing classification markings. DOJ later said the response was incomplete, and compared it against the June 3, 2022 certification and production process.
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On May 11, 2022, Trump counsel accepted service of a grand-jury subpoena directed to the Office of Donald J. Trump for records bearing classification markings. DOJ later said the response was incomplete, and compared it against the June 3, 2022 certification and production process.
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