Monday, June 11 came and went without Michael Cohen or Trump intervenors—President Donald Trump himself and the Trump Organization—filing objections over what materials have been deemed privileged or not by a special master overseeing a review of the material seized in April from Cohen’s home and offices.

According to sources with knowledge of the situation, Cohen and the Trump intervenors opted to turn away from the option of making objections.

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