By Karen Freifeld, Luc Cohen and Sarah N. Lynch NEW YORK (Reuters) – The U.S. judge appointed to review documents seized last month by the FBI from Donald Trump’s Florida home raised doubts on Tuesday about the former president’s claim that he should not yet review whether the records were classified or not. In his first public hearing since his appointment as special master, Judge Raymond Dearie – serving as an independent arbiter, or special master, to vet the documents – pressed Trump’s lawyers about whether they had any evidence to show Trump declassified the records. Trump is under invest…