Legal brief argues Fifth Amendment privilege blocks House subpoena for Flynn's meetings with Russian officials
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The passage is a legal argument citing case law to oppose a congressional subpoena of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. It does not provide new factual leads, names of meetings, dates, o Cites United States v. Doe, Hubbell, Fisher, and other precedents to argue the subpoena is overly br Claims the subpoena would compel Flynn to create a new document listing meetings with Russian offi
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