New York AG urges court to enforce a subpoena against former Pres. Trump and his eldest children in a civil investigation.
A judge ruled that former President Donald Trump and his children Don Jr. and Ivanka must testify under oath within 21 days as part of a state investigation into the family’s business.
“Nothing in the law supports that outcome, which would impermissibly constrain the discretion of the Attorney General, New York’s chief law enforcement officer, to select from among the investigative tools and remedies conferred on her by statute,” Eric Del Pozo, the deputy solicitor general, wrote in a motion filed Tuesday. “Civil subpoenas do not compel appellants to provide information that may be used against them in a future criminal case.”In this Feb.
Cohen provided Congress with copies of Trump’s financial statements that he said misrepresented the values of Trump assets to obtain favorable terms for loans and insurance.
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