Harry McDougald

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51 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 21 Feb

Harry McDougald’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And it is a very, very strong brief.
There may not even be a hearing.
They've asked for the judge to cancel the hearing.
Well, they start by saying that they cite the Trump v. U.S.
case in the 11th Circuit where the court rejected Donald Trump's attempt to limit the investigation by the Biden DOJ into the Mar-a-Lago documents that they seized.
And that was swept away by the 11th Circuit.
And they quote that case over and over in this brief.
uh as the court is not going to interfere in ongoing criminal investigation they're just not going to do it and so then they start with you guys don't have standing you know these documents are in the custody of the clerk the clerk's not in this case that's all there is to it see you later then they point out that counties don't have fourth amendment rights under the constitution so they've got no right to get these back
Because they're not – it's not their stuff, and they don't have Fourth Amendment rights anyway.
And then they get into responding to the merits of the motion, and one of the criteria, legal criteria for such a motion is that there be what the courts call callous disregard for the constitutional rights of the –
of the party from whom they were taken.
Well, this party is not the right party, so they don't have any constitutional rights that are implicated.
If they were the right party, they wouldn't have any constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment anyway, because that protects individuals, not governments.
And three, there was no callous disregard because they went to the magistrate twice.
And the magistrate said the application for the warrant was proper and issued the warrant.
So they're dead like three or four or five different ways.
And so I don't know what the judge is going to do.
I mean, I spend all day trying to figure out what judges are going to do.
But I don't see this one getting anywhere.
Well, so the judge has made difficult decisions in other cases.
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