Trump Special Master Judge Dearie Asks for Help

Judge Raymond Dearie is the special master reviewing Trump Mar-a-Lago documents.

By: Harry Published: September 22, 2022

It was quite dramatic on Thursday 22nd September after the special master, Judge Raymond Dearie asked for help.

Well, it is quite understandable for the U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie to request for help from James Orenstein.

This U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie, is tasked with reviewing over 11,000 documents seized from Mar-a-Lago.

You can easily remember when the US FBI invaded Trump Mar-a-Lago home and seized thousands of documents.

There were some allegations that Trump carried some top secret documents from the state house after he lost the election.

It has been weeks and Americans especially the Republicans want to know whether the allegations were true.

During the raid by the FBI, the former President, Donald Trump, was not informed of the visit into his Mar-a-Lago home.

Since the FBI took away the documents they found in Mar-a-Lago, Judge Raymond Dearie has been reviewing them.

Since they are piles and thousands of them, this U.S. District Judge has requested for help from the retired judge James Orenstein.

James Orenstein is an experienced judge in matters of reviewing documents for clients in complex cases like this Trump Mar-a-Lago.

According to Judge Raymond, James has served in various top secret cases even on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

Judge Raymond told the court that the retired judge will be paid $500 per hour if he accepts the job.

The costs of reviewing the Trump Mar-a-Lago documents are catered for by the ex-president Donald J. Trump.

According to Dearie, any party can present their grievances. "Any party may include a request for oral argument in its initial brief," Dearie wrote

"The Special Master will promptly issue a report and recommendation after briefing and oral argument has been completed." Dearie said.

Trump special master Judge Raymond Dearie expects to complete reviewing Trump Mar-a-Lago documents by November 30th 2022