Chapter
Enforcement of Subpoenas
28:32 - 39:44 (11:12)
The podcast discusses the differences between the enforcement of a congressional subpoena and a grand jury subpoena, and provides historical examples of how disregarding a subpoena can lead to consequences.
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The podcast discusses the disparities in enforcing a congressional subpoena versus a grand jury subpoena.
28:32 - 35:29 (06:57)
Summary
The podcast discusses the disparities in enforcing a congressional subpoena versus a grand jury subpoena. They compare the measures taken when either is ignored by the recipient.
ChapterEnforcement of Subpoenas
EpisodeE. Jean Carroll v. Trump
PodcastProsecuting Donald Trump
Bob Litt explains that a grand jury subpoena is not self-enforcing and the house has the option to sue in a civil proceeding to enforce its subpoena.
35:29 - 37:41 (02:12)
Summary
Bob Litt explains that a grand jury subpoena is not self-enforcing and the house has the option to sue in a civil proceeding to enforce its subpoena.
ChapterEnforcement of Subpoenas
EpisodeE. Jean Carroll v. Trump
PodcastProsecuting Donald Trump
The January 6th committee referred former members of the Trump administration for criminal prosecution, which was successful in convicting Bannon.
37:44 - 39:44 (01:59)
Summary
The January 6th committee referred former members of the Trump administration for criminal prosecution, which was successful in convicting Bannon. However, if the investigation is long over, the justice department takes the position that members of the executive branch who don't comply cannot be prosecuted.