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Investigators have also demanded information from West LB, although the bank said it had not received a subpoena.

Then in January he got another subpoena, this one for three years of e-mails with a colleague, and also for his computer hard drive.

Bush, in a late-afternoon statement at the White House, said he would fight any subpoena effort in court.

Paradoxically, the only time the court can send the subpoena is when almost all relevant evidence is well prepared.

Federal authorities obtained Tannin's deleted email account by serving a subpoena on Google, forcing the company to search its archives.

Most formal agency adjudications are preceded by a staff investigation, which is usually backed by the subpoena power.

Regularly scheduled shredding sessions can legally dispose of documents that in the future might be subject to a subpoena .

A spokeswoman for Senator Collins said, "The subpoena has been delivered" .

US unit Toyota Motor Sales USA separately received a subpoena for related documents, including about the company's disclosure policies.

In response to a valid subpoena or other compulsory request from law enforcement.

Twitter has declined to comment on the original subpoena order and the company's fight to get it unsealed.

the leading maker of HIV drugs, said it received a subpoena for documents related to its manufacture, quality and distribution practices.

Desperate for his scalp, the Democrats want to subpoena Mr Rove: the president, citing executive privilege, refuses to give him up.

The subpoena identified Kimelman as a trader with Quad and a broker with Lighthouse Financial Group.

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

Cuomo had sought the names of the employees who received bonuses from Liddy through a subpoena.

New York state's attorney-general has reportedly issued a subpoena to Bank of America demanding data on its most well-rewarded employees.

The company's retention notices didn't specify which government agency sent the subpoena.

The subcommittee will also consider issuing a subpoena for internal FDA documents connected with the investigators' work.

On Friday, attorneys for Lehman Brothers filed notices of subpoena for firms including Goldman seeking access to documents and employees.

They could subpoena your iPhone, dig into this file and, looking at the various data points, get a good idea of where you were at that time.

SAC itself has received a subpoena from the federal government, which has made a request for broad swathes of information.

Last month, the SEC followed its counterpart and issued the hedge fund with a subpoena.

She will report to the premier; if she needs to, she can subpoena witnesses, a power Mr. Charest initially denied her.

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

Andrew Lankler, his attorney, confirmed the existence of the subpoena but declined to comment further.

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

they must bring an enforcement action and obtain a court order directing compliance with the subpoena.

Similarly, after the subpoena was issued, e-mail traffic to the lawyers increased dramatically.

These records are being produced pursuant to subpoena (attached hereto).

Barclays has not mentioned its subpoena in any regulatory filing.

One might expect an enterprising lawyer to one day subpoena those logs .

A subpoena is a court notice ordering a witness to appears in court on a trial date.

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

If police wanted to, they could subpoena the iPhone's location database file when investigating a suspect.

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

A subpoena is a request for information and does not imply that a charge will follow.

Subpoena - An order compelling a person to appear to testify or produce documents.

Police also said no claims of domestic violence were made in the case, providing no reason to issue a subpoena for medical evidence.

And it emboldens a Democratic opposition armed with subpoena powers.

The hard facts . . . We'll use our subpoena power as needed.

Investigators have also demanded information from West LB, although the German bank said it had not received a subpoena

In many agencies, rules or statutes explicitly provide a procedure similar to the motion to quash a subpoena that is used in the courts.

If a witness refuses to participate, the Clerk can help subpoena him or her.

So on September 8th the SEC asked a court to enforce the subpoena.

"A subpoena -what is that? " gasped Mary, still in suspense.

WHEREFORE, request is made that a Subpoena Duces Tecum issue.

The Court concluded that the issue of whether the factories were covered should not be litigated in the subpoena enforcement proceeding;

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