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Challenge to Manhattan DA's Subpoena Is First Trump Tax Returns Case to Reach Supreme Court
The justices now must decide whether to freeze the grand jury subpoena and ultimately whether the court either later this year or in 2020 will take up oral argument.
The Supreme Court Just Got Its First Trump Tax Returns Case
Trump's lawyers are challenging a Second Circuit case involving a New York grand jury subpoena against the president's accounting firm Mazars USA. The case is the first of several involving Trump's financial papers that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
John Roberts' Supreme Court Just Got Its First Trump Tax Returns Case
Trump's lawyers are challenging a Second Circuit case involving a New York grand jury subpoena against the president's accounting firm Mazars USA. The case is the first of several involving Trump's financial papers that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
Mazars Subpoena Is Supreme Court-Bound as DC Circuit Rejects Trump on Rehearing
Three judges—Neomi Rao, Gregory Katsas and Karen Henderson—said they would have granted the petition for en banc rehearing.
Mazars Subpoena Destined for Supreme Court as DC Circuit Rejects Trump on Rehearing
Three judges—Neomi Rao, Gregory Katsas and Karen Henderson—said they would have granted the petition for en banc rehearing.
Trump Lawyers Set the Stage for Supreme Court to Rule on Mazars Subpoena
The Mazars case could be the first of Trump's legal fights with the House to get to the Supreme Court.
Nearly Three Dozen Lawyers Apply Online for Isakson's Senate Post
The list of lawyers includes a current ambassador, a state representative, a former state senator, several current or former political operatives for Gov. Brian Kemp or President Donald Trump, several former partners from Atlanta's largest law firms, a smattering of former prosecutors and public defenders, and a slew of solo practitioners.
Strategy Could Delay Trump Finances Ruling Until 2021
The president's lawyers could take advantage of procedural rules to keep the Supreme Court from taking up the case for months.
After Circuit Court Loss, Trump's Lawyers Could Delay a Final Ruling in Dems' Subpoena Case
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