Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg wants a court to block Jim Jordan's intimidation tactics once and for all

Bragg makes the case that such a judgment is necessary because Jordan’s efforts here are intended to interfere in the ongoing criminal prosecution, and that he’s planning more subpoenas and more efforts to harass, intimidate, and distract Bragg and the rest of his office—in addition to attempting to gain any information he could use to help Trump derail the prosecution. All of the reasons Congress cannot interfere in an ongoing state or local prosecution have been amply detailed in Bragg’s previous responses to Jordan, but he makes them again here,...