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Department officials said they were not obliged to enforce subpoenas on White House officials when they believed that executive privilege protected the information being sought.

She noted another problem: The Civilian Office of Police Accountability would use the city's Law Department — which also represents the mayor and police officers — to enforce subpoenas and take other action in pursuit of officers whom the same law department may also be defending, she said.

Also last week, file sharers of all stripes won a favorable ruling in a U.S. federal appeals court which said the Recording Industry Association of America, the music industry trade group, was not permitted to enforce subpoenas asking Internet service providers such as Verizon Communications or Comcast for the identity of file swappers on their networks without a judge's consent.

If the US Justice Department could enforce subpoenas against Wikileaks and Assange, it would have done so long ago.

The panel also agreed to take additional steps to enforce subpoenas to two key figures in the bridge scandal that is engulfing the administration of the Republican governor and possible 2016 presidential candidate.

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

But after reporters asked about it, the commission decided not to enforce the subpoena.

If Goldman doesn't comply, the commission can — and should — ask a court to enforce the subpoena.

The S.E.C. is seeking a court order to enforce its subpoena against the Shanghai-based affiliate and compel it to turn over documents about a client audit.

In 1982, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit refused to enforce a subpoena issued by a group of states that were suing several oil companies on antitrust charges.

They also said lawyers for the House would soon file a lawsuit seeking to enforce a subpoena for internal Justice Department e-mails from 2011, stemming from a House vote in June to hold Mr. Holder in contempt of Congress.