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According to one podcaster, Allison Gill.

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Merrick Garland Should Drop the Florida Case and Release Both Volumes of the Report
I'd like to talk about why the DoJ should drop the 11th Circuit appeal of Judge Cannon's dismissal of the classified documents case against Nauta and DeOliveira.

Yesterday, I put out a call for people to email the Attorney General and ask him to order the US Attorney in the Southern District of Florida to drop the appeal that’s pending in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to reinstate the case against Trump’s co-conspirators Walt Nauta and Carlos DeOliveira.

If the DoJ withdraws their appeal, then Merrick Garland is free to release BOTH volumes of Jack Smith’s final report. When Jack Smith transmitted the volumes to Merrick Garland a couple of days ago, he included in his cover letter the recommendation that Garland not release volume II - the volume that pertains to the classified documents case - because you can’t release a report if a case is still pending. Just like when Bill Barr and Donald Trump tried to get Special Counsel Durham to release an interim report in his ongoing investigation into the Mueller probe.

There is a link to the DOJ message system in the linked post.

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