Special master in Cohen's case to release hundreds of documents to prosecution
The special master tasked with reviewing materials in Michael Cohen's court case on Tuesday released hundreds more documents to the prosecution.
Special Master Barbara Jones said in a court filing Tuesday that 595 of 1,262 items examined in her latest review are protected by attorney-client privilege. Two were deemed "highly personal," while the remaining 665 documents are "not privileged," Jones said.
Lawyers for Cohen objected to two items being considered "not privileged," Jones said in her filing. However, they do not intend to raise those objections in court.
As a result, the 665 documents will be released to the prosecution in the case.
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