Sentence examples for final subpoena from inspiring English sources

The final subpoena is for cellphone records from February and March for Frank Bailey, who in February was recorded while telephoning a trooper commander to convey the displeasure of Ms. Palin and her husband that Mr. Wooten was still on the force.

That was the promise of Burbank Rep. Adam Schiff on Sunday, who said congressional Democrats will — if needed — subpoena the final report of special counsel Robert Mueller III, call him to testify or take President Trump's administration to court in the investigation over Russian election meddling.

U.S. Court: Net Music Subpoenas Not Authorized.

As of Thursday afternoon, commission formalities remained before the investigation is officially started, but two people with knowledge of the matter said a final decision to issue the subpoenas was imminent in a matter of days.

But the chairman of the committee has final say over whether any subpoenas will be issued, and it was unclear as of Friday afternoon if Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C). is on board.

His ratings will stay stagnant; then he'll lose one or both houses of Congress – and spend his final two years in office dodging opposition bullets, subpoenas, perhaps even impeachment.

The panel voted 24-17 to give committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y). permission to issue subpoenas to the Justice Department for the final report, its exhibits and any underlying evidence or materials prepared for the investigation.

Yet the commission — which is supposed to file a final report by Dec. 15 — has not issued a single subpoena for documents.

But it was not clear why Mr. Mueller treated Mr. Bannon differently from the dozen administration officials who were interviewed in the final months of last year and were never served with a subpoena.

One downfall, Cummings said, is that a provision granting the watchdogs subpoena power didn't make it into the final bill Obama ultimately signed this month.

The ruling does not have an impact on the final merits of the case, only giving Apple the right to subpoena the writers in question.