Tomorrow is special master day. What will the DOJ decide to do?

[fightforfreedom]

I have no idea.

[LakeArenal]

1. I guess we wait til tomorrow.

[GenXer47]

2. Master bait until then?

[Emile]

8. LOL

[Fiendish Thingy]

3. I will be shocked if they don't appeal or seek a change of jurisdiction.

To accept a Special Master, without challenging the rest of Cannon’s corrupt, incompetent ruling would be unconscionable.

[PSPS]

4. The PRA specifically excludes her court from hearing this case in the first place.

[maxsolomon]

12. PRA?

Public Records Act?

How does it prevent a Federal Court from having jurisdiction?

[PSPS]

14. Presidential Records Act of 1978

The Act specifically assigns its enforcement to the DC District Court so this trumper's court doesn't even have subject matter jurisdiction.

44 U.S.C. Chapter 22 § 2204.

[Fiendish Thingy]

13. Indeed, but DOJ must assert that as part of their appeal

Cannon’s ruling must be nullified in a higher court, or chaos will overcome this investigation.

[Ray Bruns]

5. I nominate Hillary Clinton S special master

[kentuck]

6. Perhaps they will appeal thru the DC Court?

For a decision that is in the correct jurisdiction?

Why should they have to go thru a court without jurisdiction?

[Emile]

9. +1 you may be right. I hope so!

[kentuck]

10. Also, I have been of the opinion that Joe Biden should declare "executive privilege" ...

...on all the documents and refuse to turn them over.

The documents belong to the Executive Branch and he is the only person with executive privilege, not Donald Trump and not any circuit judge.

What could they do?

[Emile]

11. That makes total sense!

[Justice matters.]

7. Indict w charges of Obstruction of Justice. (Nothing to do with "documents")

The obstructor's "representative" LIED on an official declaration.

This has nothing to do with the "documents" themselves. Were they be toilet papers, THEY refused to obey a DOJ Subpoena in full compliance to the Law. That's a no-no in this justice system.

Lock them both up.