What happens when an indictment consists of so many allegations, and requires so much proof, that even e-discovery experts raise their eyebrows at the sheer amount and variety of data coming across their desks?

Such is the case in former President Donald Trump’s four trials spanning four jurisdictions, and bringing 91 criminal charges against Trump personally. Each trial is likely to require the production and review of millions of pages of documents and tens of terabytes of data.

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