Sentence examples for enforcement subpoena from inspiring English sources

In Celebrity World, the details of the cover story are worked out by "representatives" -- I have my people call your people, or you have yours call mine -- and the public announcement of the agreed-upon untruth is a moment of great "dignity". Telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth when not compelled to do so by law enforcement subpoena threatens the very foundations of Celebrity World.

They also note it is also possible to host Mailpile on a VPS — albeit, that means there is a risk of your data being access by others (e.g. hackers, VPS provider technicians, or via law enforcement subpoena of your VPS' hard drive).

Petraeus-gate and the exposure of Gmail and other cloud services to law enforcement subpoenas.

Myspace at its peak received hundreds of law enforcement subpoenas and warrants each month.

The U.S. Telecom Association says that one of its member companies spent $3.7 million a year accommodating law enforcement subpoenas (and civil investigative demands, which are subpoena-like orders coming from agencies rather than grand juries).

Even in cases where the source has been granted anonymity, the Journal's parent company Dow Jones only promises to safeguard that source's anonymity "while remaining in compliance with all applicable laws". As in any situation where law enforcement subpoenas information from a reporter, the choice will be left to Dow Jones whether to give up its source or violate the subpoena.

Hotes says they haven't received any law enforcement requests for their smartphone apps -- "Probably the operators shield us from that," says Hotes, meaning that AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile handle those requests -- but they have responded to law enforcement subpoenas for information from Best Buy child-tracking devices they provide service for (which are adorably called "Little Buddys").

The best case scenario from a victim's standpoint would be law enforcement subpoenaing the service provider to track down the poster, and from there finding and prosecuting the photographer.

Also, if a teenage mother posts a picture of her toddler toking weed out of a bong, that's also exempt: law enforcement can subpoena the information.

On Saturday, student activists received a note from Facebook saying that law enforcement had subpoenaed information about their account.

In order to carry out the provisions of subsections (f)(1) and (g)(1), the judge is authorized to issue subpoenas and apply to the appropriate court of the United States for enforcement of a subpoena.