The request by former U.S. President Donald Trump for a delay in his upcoming Florida trial regarding classified documents was turned down by District Court Judge Aileen Cannon this past Friday. However, the court order reveals that the matter hasn't been completely put to bed. Looking at the magnitude of the trial and Trump's legal team request, Judge Cannon has signaled a reconsideration in March at the scheduled conference.

In the meantime, Trump's defense team received a little bit of relief. Judge Cannon decided to extend the period allowed to them for sifting through the available evidence. 'Due process,' she noted, is the fulcrum of this decision.

What solicits attention here is the massive amount of evidence that is to be put under scrutiny. As the court was informed, the case envelops about 1.3 million pages of non-confidential evidence, 5500 pages of classified documents, and 60 terabytes of CCTV footage that covers a span of nine months.

The sheer volume and timing of these materials have outstripped initial guesstimations and mandated auxiliary supplements. This also includes corrections to certain inadvertent skips or omissions in the supplies made by the Special Counsel's team.

The request by former U.S. President Donald Trump for a delay in his upcoming Florida trial regarding classified documents was turned down by District Court Judge Aileen Cannon this past Friday. However, the court order reveals that the matter hasn't been completely put to bed. Looking at the magnitude of the trial and Trump's legal team request, Judge Cannon has signaled a reconsideration in March at the scheduled conference.
In the meantime, Trump's defense team received a little bit of relief. Judge Cannon decided to extend the period allowed to them for sifting through the available evidence. 'Due process,' she noted, is the fulcrum of this decision.
What solicits attention here is the massive amount of evidence that is to be put under scrutiny. As the court was informed, the case envelops about 1.3 million pages of non-confidential evidence, 5500 pages of classified documents, and 60 terabytes of CCTV footage that covers a span of nine months.
The sheer volume and timing of these materials have outstripped initial guesstimations and mandated auxiliary supplements. This also includes corrections to certain inadvertent skips or omissions in the supplies made by the Special Counsel's team.

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