The top court returned the fight over the subpoena to Marrero, saying Trump’s lawyers may still challenge it in the same manner as anyone served with a subpoena. Lawyers for the prosecutor wrote in the jointly submitted letter that Trump’s lawyers are asking for more than they are allowed. Last September, Trump’s lawyers argued to Marrero that the subpoena requests by Vance were a “bad faith effort to harass” Trump. “This Court has already found that there was no demonstrated bad faith, harassment, or any other unusual circumstance," Vance's lawyers wrote. Dunne said issues could arise in the “near future" concerning the applicable statutes of limitations if proceedings are delayed, potentially giving Trump “the absolutely temporary immunity" that the Supreme Court rejected.

Source: ABC News July 15, 2020 18:29 UTC