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James is trying to leverage a civil investigation to help the criminal investigation led by the manhattan d.a.'s office. they say that the subpoena should be quashed. will they get their way? >> well, don, i'm going to say something i don't say too often, which is donald trump's lawyers have a point here. it is very difficult to quash a subpoena. let's start with that. but they make two arguments. first they say letitia james is on both sides of this, right? there's a civil investigation that the attorney general is doing. then there's a criminal investigation that the attorney general is doin...

An overview of the purpose and process of auditing the Nantucket County Sheriff’s Department

Procedure and constitutional law is laurence tribe, university professor of constitutional law at harvard law school. he has won 35 cases in the united states supreme court. and he is one every case he has presented on this show. professor tribe, go ahead. donald trump's absolute immunity from civil process, civil lawsuit, because of january six? >> it's a remarkable claim, lawrence. it's a claim that i'm not even sure richard nixon would have made. nixon actually invoked the claim of absolute immunity from certain kinds of civil lawsuits. there was one brought by the a guy named bernie fitzge...

Chief Deputy Mickey Harmon of the Cass County Sheriff’s Office Mickey Harmon is a 33 year veteran with the Cass County Sheriff’s Office and serves as the Chief Deputy. Chief Deputy Harmon began her career in 1979 with the Ward County Sheriff’s Office. Harmon served in several different capacities to include a Correctional Officer, Patrol Deputy, and the Civil Process/Warrants Division. Harmon began her employment with the Cass County Sheriff’s Office in 1988 as a Correctional Officer. Harmon was promoted to Sergeant in May 1991 and worked in that capacity until...

AJ TaylorMarch 7, 2021Last Updated: March 9, 2021 The Wright County Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday morning by first hearing the latest COVID case load statistics and immunizations. The Wright County Emergency Operations Center will address the board on the issue. The board will then canvass the votes for the special election held for the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Community School District. Once certified, it will be filed with the state and the results will be made official. The board will approve eleven appointees as Civil Process Servers. The eight women and three men are due to be c...