A grand jury that has been hearing evidence in the case against former President Donald Trump is expected to meet this coming week in Washington after a lull.

The federal investigation into Donald Trump's handling of classified documents is reaching an inflection point.

The federal grand jury hearing evidence in former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents will meet again after several weeks off. NBC News’ Danny Cevallos measures the significance of this reconvening and how prosecutors could be approaching the case.

The federal grand jury that has been hearing evidence in the Justice Department’s investigation of former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents is expected to meet again this week in Washington.

Lawyers Lindsey Halligan, John Rowley and James Trusty came to the Justice Department to argue against charging Donald Trump in the classified documents case.

The Justice Department's investigation of classified documents at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate could be nearing an end. His lawyers arrived at the DOJ for a meeting Monday,