In Big Victory Against Lawfare, DC Court Of Appeals Smacks Down Jeff Clark Subpoena

The D.C. Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Jeffrey Clark, a Trump-era DOJ official, stating that he does not have to comply with a subpoena from the D.C. Bar's Office of Disciplinary Counsel. 

The court determined that enforcing the subpoena would infringe on Clark's Fifth Amendment right. This victory is seen as a setback for Democrats, who have been trying to disbar over 100 attorneys involved in election integrity cases post the 2020 presidential election. 

Their efforts extend to attorneys nationwide defending conservatives, including half of Republican attorneys general.

Court Smacks Down D.C. Bar Lawfare Against Trump Official (thefederalist.com)

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