Judge orders Trump lawyers not to disclose evidence in documents case

Motion was filed by prosecutors to restrict storage and use of discovery material turned over to defense in classified papers case

A Florida judge handed prosecutors in Donald Trump's classified documents lawsuit a significant victory on Monday by ruling the former president cannot publicly disclose any of the evidence against him.

Trump, who was arraigned in Miami last week on a 37-count indictment over his improper storage and handling of classified materials at his Mar-a-Lago resort, can also only view, but not retain, any of the evidence under the direct supervision of his lawyers, the order from the magistrate judge, Bruce Reinhart, stated.