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A '''subpoena''' is a command to a [[witness]] to appear and give [[testimony]].
 
A '''subpoena''' is a command to a [[witness]] to appear and give [[testimony]].
  
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Under the [[Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]], attorneys in litigation can issue a subpoena under [[Rule 45]] to compel the attendance of a non-party to a deposition, or require him to produce materials.
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Under the [[Federal Rules of Civil Procedure]], attorneys in litigation can issue a subpoena under [[Rule 45]] to compel the attendance of a non-party to a [[deposition]], or require him to produce materials.
 
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[[Category:Civil Procedure]]

Revision as of 04:55, February 20, 2008

A subpoena is a command to a witness to appear and give testimony.

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, attorneys in litigation can issue a subpoena under Rule 45 to compel the attendance of a non-party to a deposition, or require him to produce materials.