In a brief filed late Tuesday, lawyers from the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. argued that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit should affirm the dismissal of a suit from President Donald Trump, who is seeking to avoid a grand jury subpoena from the DA’s office for his tax returns.

Carey Dunne, general counsel in the DA’s office, wrote that U.S. Senior District Judge Victor Marrero was correct in his Oct. 7 ruling that federal courts should stay out of a debate over a state subpoena. He went on to argue that Trump will not be harmed by the subpoena to his accounting firm, Mazars USA, despite his claims and urgent motions to the contrary.

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