New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer has "no intention" of complying with subpoenas issued by Republicans in the state Senate and both sides are preparing to litigate the dispute, a state senator said Oct. 18. Joseph diGenova, the Senate's Washington, D.C.-based attorney, and Spitzer's attorney, Deitrich L. Snell of Proskauer Rose, have been discussing their differences over the subpoenas and how they could be brought before a state judge, Sen. George H. Winner Jr. said.
October 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer has “no intention” of complying with subpoenas issued by Republicans in the state Senate and both sides are preparing to litigate the dispute, a state senator said Oct. 18.
Joseph diGenova, the Senate’s Washington, D.C.-based attorney, and Spitzer’s attorney, Deitrich L. Snell of Proskauer Rose, have been discussing their differences over the subpoenas and how they could be brought before a state judge, Senator George H. Winner Jr. said.
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