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Often used in the same context:
indictments,
summons,
grand jury,
depositions,
gag order,
warrants,
memos,
subpoena duces tecum,
restraining order,
injunction,
lawsuits,
permanent injunction,
writs,
affidavits,
recusal,
citations,
interrogatories,
wiretap,
search warrant,
requests,
attorneys,
doj,
documents,
investigatory,
temporary injunction,
pleadings,
arrest warrant,
whistleblowers,
pretexting,
memoranda,
confidentiality,
countersuit,
monitorship,
requesters,
rulings,
rehearing,
redact,
dopp,
surrebuttal,
letters,
disbarment,
disclosures,
fifth amendment,
emails,
presentments,
prosecutors,
reargument,
firings,
notices,
complaint,
wrongdoing,
executive privilege,
perjury,
congressional,
counsel,
petitions,
probe,
summary judgment,
extradition,
quo warranto,
mandamus,
eavesdropping,
iou,
invitations,
concurrences,
allegations,
garnishment,
lawyers,
correspondence,
snooping,
suspensions,
investigations,
redactions,
faxes,
impeachment,
ex parte,
prosecution,
recission,
appeals court,
wiretapper,
tapes,
ethics committee,
squawk box,
litigation,
stonewalling,
huac,
antitrust,
records,
appellate court,
refunds,
defendants,
whistleblowing,
reprimands,
impaneling,
sue,
accusers,
plaintiffs,
authorization,
whistle blower,
gumshoes,
arbitration,
testimony,
hearings,
enactments,
nominations,
prosecutions,
authorizations,
commissions,
mandates,
proceedings,
summonses,
waivers,
amendments,
appointments,
approvals,
bans,
decrees,
directives,
edicts
Also try:
— Adjectives for subpoenas:
grand,
such,
administrative,
congressional,
federal,
more,
blank,
several,
judicial,
additional,
investigative,
more...
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