The photograph, which was subpoenaed by two New Jersey troopers who have filed a discrimination suit against the state, was taken by a trooper during a trip Mrs. Whitman made with officers as they patrolled in Camden one night in 1996.
By the way, why aren't the authorities vigorously pursuing leads to find out who leaked that "confidential" and supposedly anonymous material, which was subpoenaed as part of a grand jury investigation?
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).
Instead of facing another court hearing on Friday, in which Mr. Pearce's relatives were subpoenaed, Ms. Cortes agreed through her lawyer to pull out of the race.
Mr. LaRocque and Mr. Califano were both subpoenaed to appear and were sworn in; a number of officials from the Sheriff's Department, which runs the county jail, were subpoenaed to appear but not called to testify.
Mr. Ruff, who left the White House last summer, said he recalled only that a member of his staff was conducting the search for e-mail messages sent to Ms. Lewinsky, which had been subpoenaed by the independent counsel, Kenneth W. Starr.
A1 Explanation for Missing E-Mail The White House counsel, Beth Nolan, says in a statement prepared for Congressional investigators that presidential aides lacked the computer expertise to fully understand the severity of a major computer problem that resulted in the mishandling of e-mail, some of which had been subpoenaed by Congress.
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.
To convince Justin to come back to Liberty and testify at the trial, for which he was subpoenaed, Clay lies, telling him that Jessica (now his ex-girlfriend) wants him back (she doesn't, sort of).
But Atlanta is one of the few districts in which educators have been subpoenaed.
