subpoena * , auch: subpena

The current practice would be for the issue of a subpoena.

I've got a subpoena out to the company to get what I can.

Get a subpoena if you have to, only see that he comes.

I mean, I'm sure there is a record of when she got her subpoena.

He said the subpoena was served more than two months ago.

"Then on what basis do you even issue the subpoena?"

You'll need a subpoena for me to release that information.

And they can just go on sending out one subpoena after another?

"We can get a subpoena to make it all legal."

So government subpoena sort of scale access is still possible.

By then, she had received her subpoena in the Jones case.

"Getting me down here just so you could serve a subpoena."

Then you may want to let him stick around and get a subpoena.

And Council members say they may issue a subpoena to force him to appear.

The commission would not provide details on the federal subpoena.

It is not just federal prosecutors who have the power of subpoena.

They may be forced to hand it over in response to a subpoena.

Also, we wanted to see if someone would slap her with a subpoena.

Not in the context of, I heard you have a subpoena, let's talk about it.

So, it's possible that I had a conversation with her before she got a subpoena.

But he did not say whether the committee was considering a subpoena.

And as you're saying, in this case now, subpoenas are no longer even necessary.

To get a subpoena all I have to do is show relevance.

I told him how emotional she was about having gotten the subpoena.

"A subpoena recipient cannot put his entire life before the court."

The records of the four companies were subpoenaed last week.

He was removed from the case within days of being subpoenaed.

The company said the unit had been subpoenaed last month.

This also provides the police another source of information to subpoena.

First, he asserted the power of the court to subpoena a president.

"They're probably going to subpoena you to answer questions in the custody case."

The journalists who could say for sure are almost never subpoenaed.

Now the Council is trying to determine whether it can subpoena him.

Now, Congress has subpoenaed both of them to talk about steroids.

It is expected to subpoena important witnesses in the next few weeks.

But if the information is subpoenaed, he must release it.

It is very unusual for members of Congress to be subpoenaed.

She said he was given the grand jury subpoena the next day.

And we do know, because it comes up all the time, that our government is able to subpoena records of companies.

He has been subpoenaed by prosecutors, a person close to the case said.

Both men have said they will not turn over documents subpoenaed by the committee.

When the case is set down for trial, I'll subpoena a few of these witnesses myself.

The state tried to subpoena raw film of the interview.

He has been subpoenaed by the defense as part of their effort to throw the case out.

The daughter was subpoenaed five times but never appeared for trial.

Do you agree that she was upset about being subpoenaed?

The decision by his lawyers to subpoena the President was not unexpected.

"We will either get this information voluntarily or we'll subpoena it."

Courts only have power to subpoena witnesses from within their own country.

The record shows that the President gave her more gifts after she had been subpoenaed.