Trump on trial: Here are 7 key demands made of Donald in his subpoena from the Jan. 6 committee

Ryan King

October 22, 11:58 AM October 22, 11:58 AM

The Jan. 6 committee made good on its pledge to subpoena former President Donald Trump on Friday.

At the finale of the public hearing last week, committee members sent shockwaves throughout the Beltway by declaring their intention to subpoena Trump for testimony and documents. During the hearing, they lambasted him for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and the coinciding efforts to overturn the 2020 election and insisted his testimony was needed.

"In short, you were at the center of the first and only effort by any U.S. President to overturn an election and obstruct the peaceful transition of power, ultimately culminating in a bloody attack on our own Capitol and on the Congress itself," the panel wrote in a letter to Trump accompanying the subpoena.

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Trump is required to deliver the requested documents by Nov. 4 and give testimony on Nov. 14.

At the heart of its demands, the panel wants Trump to sit for testimony and turn over his communications during the time surrounding the riot. But in the subpoena, investigators laid out 19 specific document demands to ensure their ask was crystal clear. Here are the top seven demands.

1. Communication on Jan. 6

Trump is required to turn over every single communication he had on Jan. 6, 2021, including through phone calls, text messages, and applications such as Signal. The panel wants the messages regardless of whether he was "an active or passive participant" in the communication.

2. Documents about the Justice Department and 2020 election

The panel is demanding all documents or communications Trump may have had about the DOJ or the 2020 election, sent through Signal or other means. No timeline was given in the broad demand.

3. Communications on state certifications

Messages sent between Sept. 1, 2020, and Jan. 20, 2021, about plans to impede upon state certifications of elections or efforts to prop up an alternative elector scheme must be sent to the committee.

4. Efforts to summon people to Washington

Investigators want Trump to hand over communications that entail "efforts to encourage or summon individuals to travel" to Washington, D.C., on the day of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. They gave a time frame of Nov. 3, 2020, to Jan. 6, 2021.

5. Documents about losing lawsuits

The committee is demanding all documents and communications between Nov. 3, 2020, and Jan. 6, 2021, that "in any way" discuss losing lawsuits about the 2020 election.

6. Messages with key supporters

In one of their demands, panelists name-dropped a slew of Trump supporters who have been key figures of interest in its sprawling investigation. The panel wants any communications Trump had between Nov. 3, 2020, to Jan. 20, 2021, that involved Steve Bannon, Roger Stone, Michael Flynn, Jeffrey Clark, John Eastman, Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, Sidney Powell, Kenneth Chesebro, Boris Epshteyn, Christina Bobb, Cleta Mitchell, or Patrick Byrne.

7. Information on communication devices

Likely to ensure it has a full grasp of Trump's communication tactics, the panel is demanding information "sufficient to identify every telephone or other communication device" that the former president utilized between Nov. 3, 2020, to Jan. 20, 2021.

So far, Trump has been tight-lipped about whether he will comply with the Jan. 6 committee's comprehensive request. He has hired Dhillon Law Group to help handle the squabble with the panel, Politico reported. The firm has represented others, such as Michael Flynn and Sebastian Gorka, who have found themselves in the committee's crosshairs.

The panel has cited historical precedents in which presidents have complied with congressional demands and indicated it believes it would prevail against a legal challenge. Trump has ripped the panel, blasting it for unfairness.

“The double standard of the Unselects between what has taken place on the ‘Right,’ and what has taken place with [the] radical Left, lawless groups such as antifa, Black Lives Matter, and others, is startling and will never be acceptable, even to those who will be writing the history of what you have done to America,” Trump wrote in a lengthy statement following news of the plans to subpoena him.

You can read the full subpoena below:

Mueller prosecutor: FBI director 'lacked candor' on Jan. 6 intelligence

Daniel Chaitin

October 17, 08:56 PM Oct 17, 08:56 PM

FBI Director Christopher Wray has shown a "failure of leadership" with his dealing with of gatherings encompassing the Capitol riot, a prime prosecutor for distinctive counsel Robert Mueller argued on Monday.

Andrew Weissmann, a former Justice Office official and FBI general counsel who was recognised as Mueller's "pit bull," stated it therefore falls to Attorney Common Merrick Garland to move up just after NBC News reported a prime official at the FBI was warned following Jan. 6 that some individuals in the bureau were "sympathetic" to the Capitol rioters. That formal, Paul Abbate, has since been elevated to the No. 2 place at the FBI. This comes with other revelations about documents demonstrating the FBI did have intelligence about the prospective for violence major up to that working day.

Soon after accusing the FBI of being "asleep at the switch" on Jan. 6, as in contrast to the bureau's response to Black Lives Issue protests starting in the summer months of 2020, Weissmann elevated the issue of how the Justice Office, which is the father or mother company of the FBI, can be certain the bureau will learn from its blunders. And, he argued, Wray "lacked candor" when he testified to Congress that the FBI did not have intelligence indicating that hundreds of people today would breach the Capitol. "It was not an intelligence failure. It was a failure to act," Weissmann explained through a panel on MSNBC with other former FBI officers.

"I do think that it is a large dilemma that Chris Wray is, I think, actually not showing the appropriate management, and that signifies that it really falls to the attorney typical and the deputy lawyer normal to maintain them to account for that failure," Weissmann stated. A different panelist, fired FBI agent Peter Strzok, said he would be expecting the Justice Department inspector general to glance into the FBI and its actions relating to Jan. 6.

Despite Weissmann's grievances and the emergence of whistleblowers who have informed Republican lawmakers of what they see as politicization in the bureau with far too much concentrate on Jan. 6, the FBI at huge has been the important regulation enforcement arm of the Justice Section in its sprawling Capitol riot investigation. Far more than 850 individuals have been arrested and billed with Jan. 6 crimes.

Key Support downplayed threats in the operate-up to Jan. 6: Documents

Zachary Halaschak

Oct 15, 06:09 PM October 15, 07:22 PM

The Key Assistance appeared to lessen the threats that Jan. 6 protesters posed in the guide-up to the violence, in accordance to freshly unveiled paperwork.

Just about 900 internet pages of documents, produced as aspect of a Freedom of Details Act request by Bloomberg News, displays that as 1000's of protesters descended upon the nation’s money, the Secret Services unit liable for figuring out such threats didn’t assume what was to arrive.

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The documents, which integrated emails, risk assessments, and stories, clearly show that the Solution Provider Protecting Intelligence & Assessment Division planned for extremist groups like the much-proper Very pleased Boys and Oath Keepers to occur to Washington, D.C., ahead of then-President Donald Trump’s speech but that they didn’t imagine there would be “civil disobedience.”

Between the files was an 11-site intelligence report that broke down the protests that ended up scheduled for Jan. 6 and highlighted that the Proud Boys, a team that has customers now on trial for their alleged crimes, would be in attendance.

The partly redacted intelligence report’s evaluation concluded, “Many of the teams scheduling to engage in demonstration functions on Jan. 6, 2021, are the similar which participated in demonstration pursuits on Nov. 14, 2020 and Dec. 12, 2020. Verbal and physical altercations ensued in between professional-Trump and anti-Trump supporters all through each occasions.”

The morning of the Jan. 6 rally, which highlighted a bellicose speech by Trump followed by hordes of his supporters storming the Capitol, the Secret Service handed out a situational recognition report noting that some 10,000 individuals were being heading to the speech.

“Some customers of the of the crowd are sporting ballistic helmets, human body armor and carrying radio products and military quality backpacks,” the report browse. The Secret Assistance “will go on to check all crowds in the space of the White House zone. No civil disobedience at this time.”

The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 assault has been intently inspecting how the Magic formula Provider and other legislation enforcement businesses executed and reacted on the day of the riot. For the duration of its most recent listening to on Thursday, the committee discussed the warnings that legislation enforcement acquired prior to the siege.

The panel also voted unanimously to subpoena Trump in an effort and hard work to glean new info from the individual at the centre of the investigation.

Hardly ever-in advance of-observed Jan. 6 footage from Pelosi's daughter to air soon after listening to

Daniel Chaitin

Oct 13, 06:27 PM Oct 13, 06:29 PM

Hardly ever-just before-witnessed insider movie, taken by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) daughter, is airing Thursday night just after the Jan. 6 committee shared some footage through a presentation earlier in the working day.

CNN's Anderson Cooper reported viewers will witness a "definitely a impressive piece of heritage" when he unveils the video, which he explained will include things like illustrations or photos from inside of Pelosi's place of work in advance of the Capitol riot, the speaker's evacuation with relatives, and their return the moment the elaborate was safe.

The footage was taken by filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi, who was at the Capitol to document the certification of President Joe Biden's 2020 election victory.

Though the Jan. 6 committee performed numerous minutes of video through the listening to on Thursday, like of congressional leaders who were moved to Fort McNair whilst functioning to deploy regulation enforcement to safe the Capitol, Cooper mentioned CNN has acquired most of the far more than 40 minutes of "materials" supplied to the panel.

"He’s obtained extraordinary, formerly unseen footage of Speaker Pelosi and others on January 6. Rely on me," tweeted CNN legal analyst Elie Honig, who is a former point out and federal prosecutor.

Cooper is predicted to exhibit the distinctive video on his exhibit, AC360, at 8 p.m. EDT.

Solution Assistance provides Congress trove of electronic messages all over Jan. 6: Report

Jack Birle

October 11, 07:55 PM October 11, 07:55 PM

The Mystery Company reportedly gave Congress above 1 million electronic communications from its agents from the days bordering the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.

The communications, provided to the Jan. 6 committee, included emails and other digital messages but did not incorporate textual content messages, for every a report from NBC News.

“We have and proceed to thoroughly cooperate with the Jan. 6 pick out committee. Whilst no extra textual content messages were recovered, we have furnished a significant level of specifics from emails, radio transmissions, Microsoft Teams chat messages and displays that tackle factors of organizing, operations and communications bordering Jan. 6,” Key Support spokesman distinctive agent Steve Kopek advised the information outlet.

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The Jan. 6 panel is scheduled to hold on Thursday what will possible be its remaining listening to. The committee is also predicted to launch the findings of its investigation someday before the next Congress is sworn in next yr.

The information about the communications arrives on the similar working day it was claimed many Magic formula Company agents ended up denied requests to have a file of what information was collected from their phones that were being seized as component of the investigation into the Capitol riot. Numerous brokers seemingly experienced their telephones seized devoid of their consent.

The Washington Examiner has achieved out to the Mystery Assistance for remark.

Prosecutors find prison for rioter's assault on AP journalist

Involved Press

Oct 09, 10:51 PM Oct 09, 10:51 PM

Federal prosecutors on Sunday encouraged a prison sentence of roughly four decades for a Pennsylvania gentleman who pleaded responsible to assaulting an Connected Push photographer and applying a stun gun towards police officers during a mob's attack on the U.S. Capitol.

U.S. District Choose Randolph Moss is scheduled to sentence Alan Byerly on Oct. 21 for his attack on AP photographer John Minchillo and law enforcement all through the Jan. 6, 2021, riot in Washington.

Sentencing pointers suggest a prison expression ranging from 37 to 46 months. Prosecutors are searching for a sentence of at least 46 months of imprisonment, followed by a few a long time of supervised release. Byerly's legal professional has until Friday to post a sentencing suggestion.

The judge isn't sure by any of the sentencing suggestions.

Byerly was arrested in July 2021 and pleaded guilty a 12 months later on to assault charges.

Byerly procured a stun gun just before he traveled from his dwelling in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, to Washington for the "Halt the Steal" rally on Jan. 6. Leaving the rally in advance of then-President Donald Trump concluded talking, Byerly went to the Capitol and joined other rioters in using a big metallic Trump signal as a battering ram against barricades and law enforcement officers, prosecutors mentioned.

Right after that, he went to the Capitol's Lower West Terrace, in which he and other rioters attacked Minchillo, who was donning a lanyard with AP lettering. Byerly is one particular of at minimum a few individuals charged with assaulting Minchillo, whose assault was captured on movie by a colleague.

Byerly then approached police officers guiding bicycle racks and deployed his stun gun.

"Soon after officers correctly removed the stun gun from Byerly's fingers, Byerly continued to demand towards the officers, struck and pushed them, and grabbed an officer's baton," prosecutors wrote.

Byerly later on explained to FBI agents that he did just "one particular silly thing down there and that's all it was," according to prosecutors.

"This was a reference to how he taken care of the reporter and practically nothing more," they wrote.

Byerly handled Jan. 6 "as a ordinary, criminal offense-totally free working day, akin to the motion picture, 'The Purge,' when he could do whatsoever he preferred without judgment or authorized consequence," prosecutors mentioned.

"He was mistaken," they added.

Extra than 100 law enforcement officers were being injured for the duration of the Capitol siege.

Around 900 people today have been billed with federal crimes for their carry out on Jan. 6. Additional than 400 of them have pleaded guilty, typically to misdemeanor offenses. In excess of 280 riot defendants have been sentenced, with around half sentenced to phrases of imprisonment ranging from a person week to 10 yrs.

Observe: Ingraham claims Democratic agenda is 'abortion, pot, porn,' Jan. 6 hearings

Jenny Goldsberry

Oct 07, 03:14 PM October 07, 03:15 PM

Fox News host Laura Ingraham defined the agenda of the Democratic Party leading up to the midterm elections in her own text for the duration of her clearly show Thursday.

"I want to explain the Left’s midterm agenda really merely," Ingraham started. "This is what they're heading to give you more of if you elect them. Abortion, pot, porn, and extra January 6th hearings. They’ve got absolutely nothing else."

Ingraham was referring to President Joe Biden "caving to the radical Remaining" when he announced that all federal offenses of marijuana use and possession ended up pardoned. The Fox News host noted it was 33 days just before the midterm elections.

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"No one ought to be in jail just for employing or possessing marijuana," Biden said in his announcement. "It is already legal in many states."

Conservative Political Motion Coalition Chairman Matt Schlapp and the professional medical director of occupational health enterprise Companions In Security, Dr. Russell Kamer, were being attendees on the show at the time. Kamer admitted he accredited of the pardons.

"I do want to say that President Biden and his pardoning of drug people, of cannabis buyers, I agree with him," Kamer advised Ingraham. "No one particular must go to jail only for smoking cigarettes a joint. That’s ridiculous. And in simple fact, President Biden has been really anti-legalization. So, in individuals approaches, he’s been extremely very good on the subject."

Ingraham cited a report on marijuana addiction between teens, obtaining that the drug, now legal in some states, was just as addictive as opioids to those people among the ages of 12 and 17. Schlapp appeared to agree with the host, saying it was the starting of a movement.

"This is not just about cannabis. It’s about a whole embrace of a drug lifestyle, and if we treatment about men and women, that need to information what we do," Schlapp mentioned. "The Democrats, at the time once more, present it’s not about assisting people. It’s about profitable races."

The Libertarian Party believed Biden's pardon would have an effect on about 6,500 men and women.

FBI agent reveals 'Zombie Killer' axes suggested in Oath Keeper designs for Capitol riot

Jack Birle

Oct 06, 06:40 PM October 06, 06:41 PM

"Zombie Killer" tomahawks had been among the weapons suggested to bring to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, in accordance to an FBI agent testifying at the Oath Keepers trial Thursday.

FBI Distinctive Agent Michael Palian presented an email from Tom Caldwell to a individual with the title "Ranger Smith." The message outlined strategies for Jan. 6.

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Caldwell stated "every workforce member shall be outfitted with a hanging weapon” and that "when the battle is joined, utilize the hanging weapon where ever it will do the most very good, like to the head and deal with space."

Just one of the weapons detailed was the Zombie Killer tomahawk. Other advisable weapons involved knives and multitools, for every Reuters.

The proof was offered in the course of a demo of customers of the Oath Keepers team facing fees which include seditious conspiracy, a seldom used civil war0era charge that holds a most sentence of 20 decades in prison.

The associates of the Oath Keepers on demo incorporate Caldwell, Stewart Rhodes, Kenneth Harrelson, Kelly Meggs, and Jessica Watkins.

FBI arrests Ohio pastor on Jan. 6 costs

Brady Knox

October 05, 09:07 PM October 05, 09:07 PM

A pastor who was current close to the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday. The Justice Department introduced the arrest, declaring he aided drive in opposition to a law enforcement line.

William Dunfee, 57, of Frazeysburg, Ohio, faces felony charges of interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil problem and obstruction of an formal proceeding, in accordance to a criminal grievance submitted in Washington, D.C. He was also billed with 5 misdemeanor offenses.

While Dunfee was identifiable because he wore a jacket with the name of his firm to the riot, the FBI also gained suggestions about him, like a screenshot of remarks produced on the Facebook group “Here We Go with Jeremy Herrell" about becoming at the Capitol on Jan. 6, in accordance to an FBI affidavit. Dunfee seemingly did not enter the setting up.

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“This election has been stolen proper out from underneath of our noses, and it is time for the American men and women to increase up. Increase up. Rise up. Currently is the day in which it is that these elected officials realize that we are no more time participating in online games, that we are not sheeple," Dunfee advised the group as a result of a bullhorn earlier on that working day, for every the FBI affidavit.

The affidavit statements that Dunfee's rhetoric broke the law, "which would make it a criminal offense to willfully and knowingly utter loud, threatening, or abusive language, or have interaction in disorderly or disruptive carry out, at any place in the Grounds or in any of the Capitol Buildings with the intent to impede, disrupt, or disturb the orderly carry out of a session of Congress or possibly Home of Congress, or the orderly perform in that developing of a hearing ahead of, or any deliberations of, a committee of Congress or both Dwelling of Congress."

Dunfee was also element of a team that pushed towards police with metal barricades, which the affidavit describes as actual physical violence.

The Ohio pastor has defended his part in the riot, and the working day in common, in some of his sermons.

“I can explain to you, possessing been there [at the U.S. Capitol], that ... we were surrounded by patriots — quite a few, lots of, many, a lot of patriots. And I thank God they showed up ... to permit it be recognized that ... the base line is this: that ... you are not thieving this election. You’re not heading to rob us, deprive us of a democracy, of a republic, devoid of us being listened to," he mentioned in a Could 30, 2021, sermon, in accordance to NBC Information.

Oath Keepers lawyer exchanged texts with Andrew Giuliani about election fraud

Misty Severi

September 26, 08:36 PM September 26, 08:36 PM

An attorney for the much-appropriate Oath Keepers team exchanged text messages about election fraud with Andrew Giuliani, the son of previous New York Town Mayor Rudy Giuliani, in November 2020.

The common counsel for the Oath Keepers, Kellye SoRelle, who has been billed in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol, reported she was in contact with Andrew Giuliani while he was a White House public liaison assistant in the Trump administration. The texts have been only linked to allegations of election fraud and not the attack on the Capitol two months afterwards, SoRelle reported.

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“None of that was like, ‘Hey, we need to go storm the Capitol,’” SoRelle instructed NBC Information. “It was like, ‘We have this affidavit,’ or whatever.”

Andrew Giuliani, who not long ago ran for the Republican nomination for New York governor, verified the interaction and stated his final contact with SoRelle was on Nov. 10, 2020, in accordance to his cell phone information.

“Until you outlined her, until finally I looked it up, it did not seriously ring a bell,” Andrew Giuliani instructed the outlet.

SoRelle also experimented with to send a text information to the White Residence in December, according to a new reserve by previous Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-VA), and journalist Hunter Walker. On the other hand, the message unsuccessful to be shipped due to the fact it was despatched to a White Dwelling switchboard line. For Riggleman, the relationship among Andrew Giuliani and a member of the Oath Keepers was not surprising.

“The cellphone facts my staff compiled can make distinct the militant part of the Capitol assault and significant-amount associates of the previous president have been inextricably joined collectively,” Riggleman explained. “It is so crucial for the American persons to be mindful of the direct one-way links in between the Trump White Property and militant groups like this newfound relationship among Kellye Sorelle and a former White Residence aide.”

SoRelle was photographed with Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes outside the house the Capitol in the course of the insurrection, together with quite a few other leaders of the considerably-suitable militia. She has been charged with four counts, together with conspiracy to impede an official proceeding, obstruction of justice, obstruction of an formal continuing, and one misdemeanor count of getting into and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, according to a 3-web site indictment. She has pleaded not responsible to all rates.

Rhodes is expected to stand demo in a seditious conspiracy situation with other customers of the organization this 7 days. It is anticipated to final six weeks. Various Oath Keepers have previously pleaded guilty to seditious conspiracy.

Previous Capitol Law enforcement main announces Jan. 6 e-book deal ahead of panel's future hearing

Julia Johnson

September 26, 07:37 PM September 26, 07:37 PM

In a bid to "crack" his silence, former U.S. Capitol Police Chief Steven A. Sund announced a e-book offer Monday with Blackstone Publishing, promising to expose new information of his practical experience for the duration of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

The reserve, "Bravery Beneath Fire: Underneath Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6," will appear out on Jan. 3, almost two yrs just after the riot.

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"It really is almost two years just after January 6 and the American people continue to do not know the real truth. It really is time to break my silence and expose every thing that I know transpired," Sund reported in a press release by Blackstone Publishing.

Following currently being "forced to just take the slide and resign, this is Chief Sund’s probability to respond to people questions and to notify the complete truth of the matter about what seriously took place on January 6," in accordance to the launch.

The reserve statements to deliver "never ever-prior to-specific conversations in between Main Sund and Congressional leadership in the course of the attack," "Discussions that Speaker of the Household Nancy Pelosi explained hardly ever occurred," "under no circumstances-just before-heard accounting of a connect with from the White Dwelling to Main Sund throughout the assault," "an expose of vital intelligence and armed service failures encompassing January 6 and the subsequent tries to protect them up," and "deeply particular discussions in between the chief and officers who had just been by way of the assault."

"Chief Sund has created a reserve that aspects the street to January 6, which include hardly ever right before unveiled info, a harrowing account of the attack by itself which reads like Black Hawk Down at the U.S. Capitol, and the address-up that adopted. The e-book consists of surprising new details that the American general public demands to know," Blackstone Publishing CEO Josh Stanton explained.

The account even further claims to remember the "shock and horror" of the "savage attack" on the Capitol that day.

"Now, for the initial time, Main Steven Sund has published the definitive inside story of the best storm of events that led up to the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, a day that rocked the nation and threatened our democracy," proceeds the launch.

The guide deal is in the 7-determine vary, in accordance to Deadline.

Sund testified very last calendar year that "no single civilian legislation enforcement company, and unquestionably not the USCP, is qualified and outfitted to repel, without considerable military services or other regulation enforcement guidance, an insurrection of countless numbers of armed, violent, and coordinated individuals focused on breaching a building at all costs” in the course of a joint listening to with the Senate Homeland Protection and Governmental Affairs Committee and Principles Committee.

Testifying as effectively, Washington Metropolitan Law enforcement Chief Robert Contee explained Sund's pleas for aid from the Countrywide Guard, whose response was explained by the men as delayed.

Sund resigned subsequent the riot, along with Dwelling Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving and Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger. He later on claimed to regret this shift.

In the vicinity of the just one-yr anniversary of the occasion, Sund took to Twitter to inform users that he would soon share his tale.

On Wednesday, the Jan. 6 committee will hold yet another hearing, and it could be its final.

"I can say that, unless of course something else develops, this listening to, at this position, is the ultimate listening to,” reported Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-MS). “But it is not in stone due to the fact issues transpire.”

Virginia "Ginni" Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, is expected to testify this time all-around.

The hearing will begin at 1 p.m. on Sept. 28.