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A New York court order, signed Sept. 2 and later unsealed Sept. 24, required the Trump Organization to report on its efforts to comply with attorney general subpoenas in the financial-records investigation.
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A court order and the ongoing New York attorney general probe kept pressure on the Trump Organization to preserve and produce records. The deeper problem was that the business was still treating routine legal compliance like a hostile act, which only made the investigation look worse.
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A court order and the ongoing New York attorney general probe kept pressure on the Trump Organization to preserve and produce records. The deeper problem was that the business was still treating routine legal compliance like a hostile act, which only made the investigation look worse.
A New York court order, signed Sept. 2 and later unsealed Sept. 24, required the Trump Organization to report on its efforts to comply with attorney general subpoenas in the financial-records investigation.
A New York court order dated September 2, 2021, required the Trump Organization to detail its efforts to preserve and produce records tied to the attorney general’s civil subpoena fight.
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