A full federal appeals court on Oct. 15 granted a request to rehear former White House counsel Don McGahn’s subpoena case after a panel of judges dismissed the lawsuit.
The Democrat-led House Judiciary Committee in early September asked the full D.C. Court of Appeals to intervene in the case again, after a divided three-judge panel ruled the House can’t look to federal courts to enforce its subpoenas, because there’s no law that gives the chamber the power to do so.
