Trump v. Mazars USA, LLP, 591 U.S. 848 (2020)
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The Supreme Court held that lower courts had not adequately accounted for separation-of-powers concerns in evaluating House subpoenas for Trump's personal records, vacated the judgments, and remanded under a new four-factor framework rather than invalidating the subpoenas outright.
Syllabus at 1-4; opinion at 14-22Congressional subpoenas sent back under a new presidential standard · Final Supreme Court judgment establishing the remand framework. · reviewed 2026-09-03