The public inquiry into the New Black Panther Party’s activities in the 2008 election, including accusations of voter intimidation, ended in February. But party chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz is continuing his push for attorney fees over a subpoena issued during the investigation.

Shabazz, also a Washington attorney, has accused the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights of unlawfully taking him to court for his failure to respond to a subpoena he claims he never received.