New York Attorney General Letitia James urged a judge Friday to 'coerce' former President Donald Trump into complying with a subpoena demanding searches of three of his mobile devices.
New York Attorney General Letitia James urged a judge Friday to"coerce" former President Donald Trump into complying with a subpoena demanding searches of three of his mobile devices and multiple document storage sites.
Trump failed to meet a court-ordered March 31 deadline to turn over subpoenaed material, claiming he had none of the documents demanded by James' office as part of its investigation into his company's financial practices. A week later, James asked the judge overseeing her office's investigation to"The Court should put an end to Mr. Trump's intransigence and subterfuge," attorneys working for James wrote in the Friday evening filing.
The attorney general said Friday that Trump cannot"pass off" responsibility for complying with the subpoena to his company. Investigators have identified, but not received subpoenaed data from, three mobile devices belonging to Trump, two of which are personal and one of which is a company-issued phone, according to the filing. They are also waiting for documents from specific Trump Organization locations, such as"the files located in cabinets outside Mr. Trump's office,""the storage room by Mr.
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