“I just need that piece of the puzzle to fully consider the motion and invite argument,” U.S. District Judge James V. Selna said, requesting a report on the data found over the weekend.

Accounting data from defunct Eagan Avenatti LLP was recovered over the weekend, prosecutors told a federal judge on Monday. U.S. District Judge James V. Selna told them he would need a "preliminary report" on the nature of the documents to consider a motion for mistrial filed by Michael J. Avenatti.

"I just need that piece of the puzzle to fully consider the motion and invit...

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