- David Raskin joined the team investigating Trump's Mar-a-Lago documents, $4.
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Veteran prosecutor David Raskin, who recently oversaw the case of an $4 to keeping classified materials at home, has joined the team investigating the documents found at former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence, $4.
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His work on such high profile cases has earned Raskin the reputation of being one of the nation's most successful terrorism prosecutors, the Post reported. Sources familiar with the Mar-A-Lago investigation told the outlet Raskin has been assisting with the investigation after originally having been called upon by the Department of Justice to consult on the criminal investigation resulting from the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.
National security law experts told the Post that prosecutors appear to have gathered enough evidence to meet at least some of the criteria for bringing charges against Trump.
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"This move suggests DOJ is seriously considering criminal charges," Barb McQuade, a former US Attorney and Michigan Law School professor, $4 about the news of Raskin's participation. "In light of apparent aggravating factors, it would be hard to decline charging this case when ordinary government employees get charged for less egregious conduct."
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Raskin did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.