In its recent filing in FL in the fight over Trump's request for a special master re: Mar-a-Lago seized docs, DOJ noted they'd gotten permission to disclose info about grand jury subpoenas. Closing that particular loop, the DC federal court unsealed that order today: 
The DC court also released DOJ's application to disclose that grand jury information: dcd.uscourts.gov/content/emerge…
Newly unsealed doc showing DOJ's request to disclose info about a Mar-a-Lago grand jury subpoena mostly repeats info we saw in the govt's filing in the FL special master case. One thing that seemed new -- feds spotted 50-55 boxes in the storage room during the June visit
Both Trump and DOJ had talked about the visit to the basement storage room before, but didn't share that number. Today's unsealed inventory list showed the FBI seized 26 boxes from the storage room in August (rest came from Trump's office), so this doc helps put the #s in context
Something else that wasn't in DOJ's FL filing this week is the parenthetical here making clear that the 103 *documents* seized from Mar-a-Lago with classification markings during the Aug. search amount to *hundreds of pages*, per the govt's accounting of them
This swipe at Trump's "I already declassified everything" line of attack was also not in DOJ's Florida filing -- pointing out that the subpoena sought docs with classification *markings" not classification *status* (judges and lawyers love to get spicy in footnotes)
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