If individuals didn`t even make an attempt, I think that`s pretty clear cut that they didn`t -- that they didn`t meet a level of compliance that`s necessary. So, they should be held to that same standard, and they should be held in contempt.
Aguilar discusses the need for accountability regarding individuals who refuse to comply with subpoenas.
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I know that may not be popular within every corner, but I think that’s their mandate and their charge.
I'm not a member of the DSA, so I can't comment on any documents that they put out.
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