Justice Department to bolster rules on obtaining records on lawmakers
The Justice Department said it is revising polices on obtaining records from lawmakers after the agency under the Trump Administration subpoenaed Apple for data on two members of Congress.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland on Monday said that he is directing deputy attorney general Lisa Monaco to "to evaluate and strengthen the department's existing policies and procedures for obtaining records of the legislative branch," The Wall Street Journal has reported.
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