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Initially, the prosecution in Florida sought to prevent Trump, as the defendant, from viewing critical documents related to his case. This move raised significant concerns within the legal community. Critics argued that denying a defendant the opportunity to view evidence against them was not only unusual but could also undermine the rights of defendants, regardless of their political status or past. Legal analysts highlighted that even under the most serious charges, defendants—including terrorists—are typically granted access to evidence.