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to subpoena
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to officially summon someone to attend a court proceeding, produce evidence, or provide testimony under penalty of law
Transitive: to subpoena sb/sth
Example
Investigators are currently subpoenaing financial records for the ongoing investigation.
The prosecutor may subpoena a witness to testify in a criminal trial.
The court has the authority to subpoena individuals who may have information about a case.
Subpoena
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a legal document issued by a court or administrative agency, compelling an individual to appear as a witness, produce certain documents, or provide testimony in a legal proceeding
Example
The court clerk prepared subpoenas for the employees who could provide essential information in the investigation.
The prosecutor used a subpoena to secure the attendance of the expert witness in the upcoming trial.
The attorney served a subpoena on the key witness, requiring their presence at the trial.
Example
Investigators are currently subpoenaing financial records for the ongoing investigation.
The prosecutor may subpoena a witness to testify in a criminal trial.
The court has the authority to subpoena individuals who may have information about a case.
Attorneys can subpoena documents relevant to a legal case from involved parties.
If necessary, the prosecutor will likely subpoena the expert witness for the upcoming trial.
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