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Duncan Levin Analyzes Major Federal Court Ruling on DOJ Subpoenas to the Federal Reserve

Duncan Levin has published a new opinion piece in MS NOW examining Chief Judge James Boasberg’s decision to quash DOJ subpoenas served on the Federal Reserve in connection with the investigation involving Jerome Powell and the renovation of the Fed’s headquarters. In the piece, Levin explains why the ruling is significant not only for its immediate result, but for its legal reasoning: the court’s willingness to consider surrounding political pressure as relevant to motive and purpose, rather than evaluating the subpoenas in artificial isolation.

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