Overview
- Chairman Jim Jordan issued the March 20 subpoena to Commonwealth’s Attorney Parisa Dehghani-Tafti, setting an April 7 deadline for documents on her office’s response to alleged doxing and intimidation.
- Dehghani-Tafti called the demand an overreach and a trespass on state and local sovereignty, and she has hired an attorney to explore a possible accommodation.
- The inquiry centers on activist Barbara Wien, accused of distributing flyers with Miller’s home address and of a gesture his wife viewed as threatening; Wien has not been charged.
- Committee statements and reporting say Dehghani-Tafti backed a defense request to restrict what state police could share with the FBI, and a federal magistrate reportedly blocked an FBI bid to search Wien’s phone.
- The GOP-led committee says the oversight aims to assess whether federal law should be updated to better protect officials from harassment and threats.