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Trump DOJ in no way showed judge 'erred' by invalidating Letitia James subpoenas, as so-called U.S. attorney 'lacked authority': Appeals court
An appeals court said a judge rightly quashed Trump DOJ subpoenas of Letitia James' office, as a consequence of an "unlawful" appointment.
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An appeals court affirmed that a judge correctly invalidated subpoenas issued by the Trump Department of Justice to New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office, finding the subpoenas stemmed from an unlawful appointment.
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