Sentence examples for just subpoenaed from inspiring English sources

Having just subpoenaed all the medical files from a drug rehabilitation centre where Tequila Watson was being treated, Clay gets a call.

The third, Elliot L. Richardson, resigned from office on that fateful Saturday night, Oct. 20, 1973, when he refused to follow President Nixon's order to fire the Watergate special prosecutor, Archibald Cox, who had just subpoenaed the president, seeking taped conversations.

Every time I see a banker on television complaining about his industry's bad reputation -- and by implication his own -- it occurs to me how easy it would be to clear his name: Just subpoena his emails and phone records, especially during the times that his bank was engaged in the fraudulent behavior for which it has already paid huge settlements through the SEC.

What's Not Luckily for Apple, the stock options backdating scandal (for which Jobs was subpoenaed just the other day) is unlikely to hurt the company's image among consumers.

The anti-abortion activist also is facing contempt of court charges for allegedly violating a temporary order preventing release of the tapes by giving all of them to a congressional committee that had subpoenaed just some of the files.

Chairman Smith, under powerful new House rules, unilaterally subpoenaed not just the AGs, but also many of the nonprofits involved in the ExxonMobile investigation, including groups like the UCS.

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Did you just threaten to subpoena someone for criticizing you?

But it lets the authorities gain access to older communications — or bizarrely, e-mails that have already been opened — with just a subpoena and no judicial review.

At that point, it's not just talk they subpoena it.

And remember, that's just one subpoena from one single agency.