In re Joint Legislative Committee to Investigate the Educational System
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
A legislative inquiry has given rise to two proceedings: An application by the present appellant — which was denied by Special Term — for an order vacating a subpoena duces tecum, wherein is challenged the power of a committee of the Legislature to require the production of the appellant’s membership list; and an application by such legislative committee - — which was granted by Special Term ■— for a contempt order, wherein is challenged the power of that committee to require compliance with its subpoena before a sub-committee consisting of one member.
The present appeals are by our permission…
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