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A judge has for the moment declined the United States Department of Justice's request to hold former President Donald Trump and his legal team in contempt of court.

ABC News reports that the judge overhearing the DOJ's request encouraged the DOJ and Trump's lawyers to come to some kind of agreement between themselves without requiring judicial intervention.

On CNN Friday, former federal prosecutor and law professor Kim Wehle said that former President Donald Trump is "running out of lawyers" to represent him in the classified documents investigation — and this could be bad news not just for him, but for the entire legal process.

This comes as Justice Department officials are asking a judge to hold Trump's office in contempt of court, after the former president's legal counsel told the government that all classified material had already been returned — only for an outside group to discover two more classified documents in a Florida storage unit owned by Trump.