Michael Cohen case to get update on protected documents next week

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The special master charged with deciding which materials seized from Michael Cohen’s office are protected by attorney-client privilege will give an update to a court in New York next week, according to the Trump administration.

The special master was appointed by U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood to sift through the materials and decide what is and is not protected under attorney-client privilege. Cohen’s office was raided for documents by the FBI in April, an event that was related to the charges brought forward against Cohen by special counsel Robert Mueller.

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