Attorneys representing the National Rifle Association are once again seeking to stay the production of documents by its former advertising agency to the New York Attorney General’s Office, a process that the gun rights advocacy group argues will violate its right to attorney-client privilege.

The filing comes after New York County Supreme Court Justice Melissa Crane ruled in February that the ad agency, Ackerman McQueen, must comply with a subpoena from the Attorney General’s Office. She agreed to conduct in-camera review of some documents prepared by legal counsel for the NRA, but otherwise ruled that the NRA could not preview or approve the production of documents.

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