Today’s perhaps-not-so-big development in the Mar-a-Lago search saga has already happened. As directed, the Justice Department has delivered to Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, under seal, a version of the search-warrant affidavit that could be made public without unduly harming the government’s interest in investigative secrecy. As I’ve noted in a post on the Corner, the government predictably proposed major redactions, and some highly uninformative version of the affidavit — revealing nothing that the public is actually curious about — may be released on Friday.
For now, I want to make two points, both following on columns from the last few days:
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