In [ the days of Woodward and Bernstein ], the government was not going around the country subpoenaing reporters.
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The city has begun issuing search warrants, subpoenaing phone records and getting the names of residents from the post office.
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"It's hard to raise money when you have a grand jury subpoenaing documents from the library foundation.
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Energy watchdogs hope that by subpoenaing records and compelling testimony, the Senate committee will uncover evidence of price-gouging.
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Baskin said Tuesday that the Woodington investigation took several years because it involved subpoenaing and analyzing thousands of banking and business records.
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Yet, as the number of cellular customers has grown to about 16 million nationwide, so has the practice of subpoenaing information.
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Defense attorneys were unsuccessful in subpoenaing Ginger Whitacre in the earlier hearings, but hope to call her to the stand in December.
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"It's hard for me to conceive of a specific and focused law enforcement reason for subpoenaing Blumenthal,"
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A Republican congressman is subpoenaing FBI summaries of the latest interviews with President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore about campaign fund raising.
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Subpoenaing Blumenthal was clearly a PR blunder; it smacked of desperation and created a distraction Starr's office didn't need.
