subpoena造句

It is known as the subpoena.

“We win in '06, we get subpoena power, ” she said.

If receive subpoena, we also can undertake assessment to subpoena, not hesitate even below essential condition litigate.

They got a subpoena to examine our books.

Senator Patrick Leahy says he plans to subpoena White House officials involved in firing federal prosecutors.

Currently, courts are divided on whether access to location information requires a warrant or a subpoena.

The New Jersey Division of Investment, which put money into the capital raising, has received a subpoena, the person said.

The document, which was issued by the Commerce Department office that investigates export violations, is an administrative subpoena, meaning it does not indicate a criminal investigation.

The day the subpoena was made public, [gm99nd] 's shares dropped almost 9%, its largest single-day decline since it began trading in 2004.

The subpoena is more evidence of Washington's souring relationship with the Wall Street Titan; the Securities and Exchange Commission brought civil-fraud charges against Goldman in April.

Thus, a party resisting an agency subpoena typically does not incur any risk of penalties or legal liability until after court review.

Such unknowns make it possible for seemingly long-gone data to turn up in a court under the order of a subpoena， or worse， in the hands of a hacker.

Toyota and its subsidiaries received a subpoena from the attorney's office for the southern district of New York on Feb 8, the world's biggest automaker said in a statement.