Sentence examples for subpoenaed it for from inspiring English sources
Anheuser, which controls nearly half the American beer market with brands like Budweiser and Bud Light, said that the attorneys general of New York, Maine, Maryland, Arizona and Iowa had subpoenaed it for information about its Tilt and Bud Extra products, which are malt beverages with caffeine.
Merck has already said that federal prosecutors have subpoenaed it for information relating to the way it researched, marketed and sold Vioxx.
Last April, Johnson & Johnson disclosed that the Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of New York and Connecticut had subpoenaed it for information on the way it was marketing the surgical instruments and sutures that are the subject of Conmed's complaint.
In other words, the company wanted the states to subpoena it for the data.
A Florida circuit court has ruled in favor of a Stanford University professor who is trying to keep his unpublished book manuscript out of the hands of tobacco company R.J. Reynolds, which had subpoenaed it as evidence for an upcoming suit.
He said the F.B.I. had not subpoenaed it and had not asked for his two other BlackBerries.
But Philip M. Schiliro, the chief of staff for Waxman and the committee, said of Clemens on Sunday, "He can refuse to come in voluntarily, but if the committee feels strongly, it can subpoena him for a deposition".
While Capital One didn't comply with Mr. McGraw's subpoenas, it did apply for a national charter with the O.C.C., which it obtained in March 2008.
It has subpoenaed the White House for documents about warrantless wiretapping, and grilled the attorney-general, Alberto Gonzales, about alleged politically-motivated sackings.
"In part because that reasonable expectation of privacy has been given up to the third party of Amazon and with a lawful subpoena, it makes it difficult for the individual defendant to claim their Fourth Amendment rights were violated.
The company, a maker of data-storage programs, said on Nov. 15 that it had been subpoenaed for a federal inquiry on how an AOL Time Warner unit recorded advertising sales.
