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UBS disclosed on Tuesday that it had been subpoenaed by three US agencies and also received an information request from Japan.

She was subpoenaed today by Democrats who are looking to see if there's a link between the White House and the controversial firings.

They also subpoenaed Smocovitis, hoping to get her to say that Proctor had been threatening to "out" the grad students in question.

She became the only First Lady to be subpoenaed, testifying before a federal grand jury as a consequence of the Whitewater scandal in 1996.

That will allow it to keep data about European transfers on the old continent, where it cannot be subpoenaed by the American government.

Rumors amassed that portions of her brain had been subpoenaed for the analysis.

The SEC has subpoenaed witness testimony and accounting and internal controls-related information, the company said.

It has now become routine even in civil investigations for computers to be subpoenaed so lawyers can look ate-mails and hard drives.

An agency of the city, county or state government, or a public library, may only be subpoenaed with the written permission of a judge.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the subpoenaed directors are the five members of Bank of America's audit committee at the time.

Up to present, the Shijiazhuang Police already subpoenaed 78 suspicion personnel.

So far, mutual funds such as Janus (JNS) and Wellington have been subpoenaed, as well as hedge funds including SAC Capital and Citadel.

The investment banks are also attempting to stop Mr. Spitzer publishing all the internal documents he has subpoenaed.

Too often, he says, financial institutions wait until they have been raided by law enforcement agencies or subpoenaed by the courts.

Goldman was also recently subpoenaed by the New York Attorney General's office, which is probing US banks' mortgage securities activities.

Does it matter that Google can be subpoenaed at any time to hand over all your data to the American government?

The strips of paper have been subpoenaed by the Securities and Exchange Commission .

At this time, I have not been subpoenaed, and I am not interested in giving testimony in the trial.

With tens of thousands of subpoenaed pages to sift through, lawmakers may yet claim Mr Chu's scalp.

His lawyers subpoenaed several leading Democrats, including Rahm Emanuel and Valerie Jarrett.

In 1974, President Nixon refused to hand over tape recordings and documents subpoenaed by the Senate Watergate Committee.

Yesterday, we wondered if Twitter should actually hand over user information to officials when it's subpoenaed.

But the US justice department is considering a prosecution for espionage, and has subpoenaed Mr Assange's Twitter account.

America's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) subpoenaed Deloitte's working papers for the Longtop audit in May.

The finance director was subpoenaed by the prosecution.

The defense team on March 7 subpoenaed Goldman for information about investigations into the firm.

The finance director was subpoenaed by prosecution.

Congressmen Subpoenaed in Bribery Case.

Of course not things free, it is with and communication of the celestial wek-jin subpoenaed.

Have you been subpoenaed to testify in the trial and would you in fact be willing to give testimony in this trial if you were?

The witnesses were subpoenaed to attend the trial.

Credit Suisse was subpoenaed by the SEC in relation to allegations made in a private lawsuit, according to court filings.

The three-person accounting firm that audited Mr. Madoff's books has been subpoenaed for information.

The government subpoenaed Ann Louise Bardach, who interviewed Mr Posada in 1998 for the New York Times.

Reluctant ones will be subpoenaed.

I have been subpoenaed to testify in a court case.

He will be subpoenaed as a witness tomorrow