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'This Court may not compel': DOJ fears case seeking recovery of 'allegedly-lost' Mar-a-Lago records will 'perversely incentivize' lawsuits
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The DOJ asked a judge to end a quest for records from the FBI's Mar-a-Lago search, claiming the litigation might "perversely incentivize" others to sue.
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