Most recently, Bill Keller said that after learning that Judith Miller was subpoenaed on one of the most sensitive issues of the day, he didn't bother to "sit her down" for a debriefing.
The Daily News first reported that LeMond had been subpoenaed, on its Web site Friday night.
A woman who, with her husband, gave Gov. John G. Rowland a hot tub was subpoenaed on Friday to testify before the legislative committee considering whether to recommend Mr. Rowland's impeachment.
She has to be subpoenaed on the basis of some legitimate investigation".
Nobody's ever been subpoenaed to go on the program.
The S.E.C. said that Mr. Fastow had been subpoenaed to testify on Nov. 14, but that the appearance had been delayed at the request of a lawyer for Mr. Fastow.
He also talked about the Ford Administration having "to be subpoenaed" to get information on a trade deal — after quite enough subpoenas in the Nixon years.
(Harriet Miers has been subpoenaed to answer questions on the subject before the House Judiciary Committee, but she has refused to appear, citing executive privilege. A court fight about the matter seems likely).
Park was subpoenaed to testify Today on how the federal e-commerce website is still not functional, but government insiders fear the misguided blame could derail the one geek who could actually fix the website.
So couple the above statement with the game's precise location tracking and ability to perform audio fingerprinting (thanks to its access to the camera/microphone) and you have an app that could easily be subpoenaed to track down/snoop on a person of interest, as various others have pointed out….
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.
