Federal appeals court upholds block on DOJ subpoenas to New York AG Letitia James's office
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Federal appeals court upholds block on DOJ subpoenas to New York AG Letitia James's office

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld a lower court ruling quashing Justice Department grand jury subpoenas seeking records from New York Attorney General Letitia James's office. The court found that John A. Sarcone III was not lawfully serving as Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York when he secured the subpoenas, and affirmed his disqualification from further involvement in the related criminal investigations. The DOJ stated it intends to appeal to the Supreme Court.

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Appeals court upholds block on US Justice Department subpoenas to NY AG James' office
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Trump admin dealt major blow in crusade against Letitia James after top NY prosecutor determined unlawfully appointed
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The NY Post frames the ruling as a major blow to Trump's crusade against Letitia James, while the Washington Examiner emphasizes the DOJ's vow to take this case to the Supreme Court. Reuters and Newsmax report the procedural outcome neutrally.
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“Appeals court upholds block on US Justice Department subpoenas to NY AG James' office” · Reuters

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