NY DA's Office says Trump's Arguments Over Subpoena have Already Been Rejected by Courts

Manhattan District Attorney, Cy Vance's Office, told a Federal Court, Thursday august 27th, that President Trump's Effort to Block a Subpoena for years of his Financial Records is based Only on "repackaging" Arguments previously Rejected by the Courts.

Vance's Office said, in its Filing with the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, that Courts have previously Rejected the Claim the Subpoena is Overbroad and Issued in Bad Faith. The Office further Argued that Trump has Failed to "demonstrate any irreparable harm" if the Subpoena to his Longtime Accounting Firm, Mazars USA, remains Enforceable and that the Public Interest weights against his Effort to "interrupt presumptively valid state criminal process."

"In short, although Appellant's claim of 'temporary absolute immunity' has been rejected at every level of the federal courts, by continuing to litigate this action he has effectively obtained temporary absolute immunity by delaying the grand jury's receipt of the evidence it seeks," Vance's Office wrote. "As the District Court observed, '[j]ustice requires an end to this controversy.'"

Earlier this week, Vance's Office said that it had Agreed Not to Enforce the Subpoena, which had been set to Expire this week, until after a Federal Appeals Court has Ruled on Trump's Request for a Stay pending Appeal of his Lawsuit.

The Court is due to Hear Oral Arguments in the Case on September 1st.

In its Filing Thursday, Vance's Office also noted that Trump's Argument to the Appeals Court "depends on the implausible premise that, at the time the Mazars Subpoena was issued, the grand jury's investigation was limited to payments Michael Cohen made in 2016." Trump, however, "has been put on notice throughout this litigation that the grand jury's investigation was not limited to Cohen's 2016 payments," Vance's Office wrote.

What's interesting about this Case, is the Supreme Court said the Tax and Business Records can be turned over to the New York Grand Jury, but it sent it back, to give the President another try to stop the turnover. I wonder did they say Records before he was President could be Turned Over, but while President they could Not?










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