Trump lawyer testifies before grand jury after ‘crime fraud’ ruling in classified documents probe
Trump lawyer Evan Corcoran tested Friday under court order and the “crime fraud” exception before the federal grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump’s handling of sensitive government documents.
Corcoran was spotted going into the federal courthouse in Washington, DC shortly before 9 am ET.
Corcoran had been ordered to appear and answer questions about his interactions with former President Donald Trump under the “crime fraud” exception, meaning he could not assert attorney-client privilege to avoid testing about their discussions.
US District Judge Beryl Howell had signed off on the request by special counsel Jack Smith to force Corcoran to

