The documents are heavily redacted. DOJ officials said there were five categories of information that needed to be kept sealed:
Witness identity
Road map for the investigation
Protecting confidential informants
Exposing the identity of law enforcement
Violating the privacy rights – specifically exposing identities of grand jury members and protecting information that might still be presented to a grand jury
A federal judge ordered the release of the documents because of the high-profile and unprecedented nature of the case.
Christie joined the ClickOrlando team in November 2021. She cultivated her political reporting skills at Spectrum News 13, and before that at UCF. She spends her spare time with her beagle, Lulu, finding hidden gems around Central Florida, playing the violin and indulging her love for all things geek with her friends.
