text:  Judge says lawyers for the former president provided incomplete evidence to compel that hearing, called a Franks hearing. However, the judge hasn't yet ruled on the motion to suppress the evidence yielded from that search, reserving the right to rule on it in the future. In Miami, Eben Brown, Fox News. Meantime, the former president's defense has been granted a separate request. His attorneys will get a hearing on whether prosecutors improperly breached attorney-client privilege when they obtained crucial evidence.