Carlos De Oliveira – the second person charged along with Donald Trump in the case of storing classified government documents at the former president’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida – will stand trial in a federal courthouse in Miami on Monday. .
A judge must read De Oliveira the charges and inform him of his legal rights. He will then have to plead guilty to the charges against him and conditions will be set for his release.
Washington
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