De Oliveira, a 56-year-old Floridian, is the property manager at Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s Florida home and private club.
that it would be impractical for the former president, who is running for reelection, and his attorneys to regularly travel to an SCIF as they build their defense case. Instead, they suggested that Trump be allowed to discuss classified information in a “previously approved facility at or near his residence.” Trump had an SCIF at his Mar-a-Lago residence when he was president.His attorneys said Trump wouldn’t view the classified materials at this SCIF — only discuss them.
Cannon has said she will hold a hearing if necessary to settle on the restrictions for the handling of the materials, which is known as a protective order. Prosecutors say Nauta helped Trump keep some of the classified materials from federal officials as they demanded them back and then misled investigators about it.The government has told Cannon that Nauta should not have access to all the classified evidence during discovery, though his attorneys can. Nauta has argued through his attorneys that he should be able to view all the classified evidence to ensure that the jury selection is fair and that he has a strong defense.
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