Prosecutors Challenge Judge's Approach in Trump's Classified Documents Case

Special Counsel Jack Smith criticizes the judge's 'fundamentally flawed' jury instructions, highlighting the irrelevance of the Presidential Records Act.

Federal prosecutors warn Judge Aileen Cannon's jury instructions in Donald Trump's classified documents case rest on a 'fundamentally flawed legal premise'.
Special Counsel Jack Smith criticizes Cannon's order, emphasizing the Presidential Records Act has no relevance in a case involving classified documents.
Prosecutors argue Trump's claim of designating sensitive documents as personal is unsupported by witness testimonies.
Legal experts express concern over Cannon's handling of the case and the potential delay of the trial.
Trump, facing multiple criminal cases, denies wrongdoing in the mishandling of classified documents.