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Trump critic John Bolton faces potential labeled paperwork fees
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Trump critic John Bolton faces potential labeled paperwork fees

Last updated: October 16, 2025 10:01 pm
Editorial Board Published October 16, 2025
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Former Nationwide Safety Adviser John Bolton confronted potential indictment Thursday on fees associated to labeled paperwork.

There was no rapid announcement of any indictment by lunchtime Thursday and particulars of the fees prosecutors deliberate to hunt from a federal grand jury in Maryland weren’t instantly clear.

Bolton, a outstanding overseas coverage hawk who has slammed Trump as unfit, was recognized in court docket paperwork because the goal of a federal investigation for potential mishandling of labeled data.

Federal brokers seized paperwork labeled “classified,” “confidential” and “secret” from Bolton’s workplace throughout raids in August, court docket filings stated.

Trump Division of Justice officers have been pushing for fees towards Bolton because the White Home pursues a marketing campaign of retribution towards political rivals and critics.

The Espionage Act makes it against the law to take away, retain or transmit nationwide protection information.

Abbe Lowell, an lawyer for Bolton, has stated the paperwork seized from Bolton didn’t point out any wrongdoing and plenty of are a long time previous relationship from his days within the State Division and as ambassador to the UN.

“An objective and thorough review will show nothing inappropriate was stored or kept by (Bolton),” Lowell stated.

Bolton served for 17 months as nationwide safety adviser throughout Trump’s first time period, clashing with him over Russia, Iran, Afghanistan and North Korea earlier than being ousted in 2019.

He later established himself as a fierce critic of Trump and penned a 2020 memoir, “The Room Where it Happened,” that portrayed his ex-boss as woefully ill-informed.

Bolton’s lawyer stated that lots of the paperwork seized in August have been authorised as a part of a pre-publication assessment for Bolton’s e book.

Bolton is the newest of Trump’s political adversaries to search out themselves within the crosshairs of federal investigators since he returned to energy in January.

Federal prosecutors just lately indicted New York Legal professional Basic Letitia James and former FBI director James Comey on fees that authorized analysts say are flimsy after Trump known as for them to be charged.

He’s additionally known as for fees to be filed towards Sen. Adam Schiff (D-California), who spearheaded the primary impeachment of Trump in his first time period.

Trump himself was indicted in 2023 on Espionage Act violations for allegedly stashing packing containers of labeled paperwork at his Florida resort house after dropping the 2020 election and defying authorities calls for to return them. The case was dropped after Trump gained reelection in November 2024.

Initially Printed: October 16, 2025 at 1:35 PM EDT

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