Representative Jim Jordan, who heads the House Judiciary Committee, is leaning towards initiating contempt of Congress procedures against Fani Willis, the District Attorney of Fulton County. This development has come in response to Willis disregarding a subpoena that mandated the submission of specific documents relating to one of the committee's ongoing probes. The subpoena's dismissal didn't sit well with the Ohio representative, prompting him to draft a stern letter to Willis, cautioning that ignoring the request might have severe repercussions.

Jordan's missive underlined the urgent need for Willis to comply with the demand for all relevant investigation documents. Such compliance, read the letter, cannot be delayed beyond March 28. The Congressman's committee had previously issued a subpoena on February 2, seeking specific documentation related to how federal tax dollars, directed towards at-risk youth under Willis's office's jurisdiction, were utilized.

However, the committee's expectations were not met. Willis has hinted at potential more forthcoming documents, yet, three weeks after her initial response, no new materials have been submitted. Jordan, therefore, stressed in his letter that by 12:00 p.m. on March 28, 2024, all documents related to the subpoena must be duly sent to the committee for review.

Representative Jim Jordan, who heads the House Judiciary Committee, is leaning towards initiating contempt of Congress procedures against Fani Willis, the District Attorney of Fulton County. This development has come in response to Willis disregarding a subpoena that mandated the submission of specific documents relating to one of the committee's ongoing probes. The subpoena's dismissal didn't sit well with the Ohio representative, prompting him to draft a stern letter to Willis, cautioning that ignoring the request might have severe repercussions.
Jordan's missive underlined the urgent need for Willis to comply with the demand for all relevant investigation documents. Such compliance, read the letter, cannot be delayed beyond March 28. The Congressman's committee had previously issued a subpoena on February 2, seeking specific documentation related to how federal tax dollars, directed towards at-risk youth under Willis's office's jurisdiction, were utilized.
However, the committee's expectations were not met. Willis has hinted at potential more forthcoming documents, yet, three weeks after her initial response, no new materials have been submitted. Jordan, therefore, stressed in his letter that by 12:00 p.m. on March 28, 2024, all documents related to the subpoena must be duly sent to the committee for review.

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