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subpoena
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  • Seiler subpoenaed her.†  (source)
    subpoenaed = legally ordered to provide documents, or to appear as a witness
  • The police already submitted a subpoena for the records.†  (source)
    subpoena = a legal order requiring witnesses to appear, or documents related to an appeal be provided
  • You subpoenaed documents and took depositions and pored over court records until you had put together a detailed and precise accounting of each stage in the deadly quarrel.†  (source)
    subpoenaed = legally ordered to provide documents, or to appear as a witness
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  • You have the right to have me subpoena into court any evidence and/or witnesses in your favor.†  (source)
    subpoena = a legal order requiring witnesses to appear, or documents related to an appeal be provided
  • The president of the company shot himself two days after being subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury.†  (source)
    subpoenaed = legally ordered to provide documents, or to appear as a witness
  • Though the subpoenas had finally stopped coming, Deborah didn't believe the lawsuit was truly over.†  (source)
  • And so they set forth—this group—Burleigh and Earl Newcomb about Sharon itself in order to gather such additional data as they might in connection with Clyde's arrival and departure from here for the Cranstons' on Friday, talking with and subpoenaing any such individuals as might throw any light on his movements; Heit to Three Mile Bay on much the same errand, to see Captain Mooney of the "Cygnus" and the three men and Mason, together with the sheriff and his deputies, in a high-powered launch chartered for the occasion, to follow the now known course of the only recently-departed camping party, first to Little Fish Inlet and from there, in case the trail proved sound, to Bear Lake.†  (source)
    subpoenaing = legally ordering to provide documents, or to appear as a witness
  • The Bureau will subpoena your books in the morning.†  (source)
    subpoena = a legal order requiring witnesses to appear, or documents related to an appeal be provided
  • The judge asked that Mrs. Henderson be subpoenaed, and when Momma arrived and said she was Mrs. Henderson, the judge, the bailiff and other whites in the audience laughed.†  (source)
    subpoenaed = legally ordered to provide documents, or to appear as a witness
  • For starters, what's Virgil going to do when the state subpoenas him to testify against you?†  (source)
  • "I understand," Jennifer said again, "but if we have to, we'll subpoena the files.†  (source)
    subpoena = a legal order requiring witnesses to appear, or documents related to an appeal be provided
  • I was being subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury on November 4 at 2:00 P.M. I was supposed to go down to Marshall Street with Lila after she got back from class.†  (source)
    subpoenaed = legally ordered to provide documents, or to appear as a witness
  • With a few subpoenas and some research, I could have told you where a few of his courtroom skeletons were buried-you blew it!†  (source)
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