Updated 3:05 p.m. ET, 2/18/2014

(CNN) - A former top political adviser to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie again objected to complying with a subpoena from a state legislative committee that's investigating the George Washington Bridge scandal.

Bill Stepien's lawyer, Kevin Marino, wrote in a letter Tuesday to the committee's counsel that Stepien will not provide the requested documents, saying he can “think of no lawful way the committee can obtain” the material.
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