Examples of subpoenaed

• Through this we maintain our ability to understand human processes and to keep them rational, as opposed to magical and subpoenaed by hierarchy.

• She was then subpoenaed by the husband, the plaintiff in the divorce suit that followed.

• In court proceedings, very often, a person subpoenaed to give evidence is heavily embarrassed.

• In those proceedings the person accused of discrimination will have to give evidence if he is subpoenaed.

• Unfortunately, he has been subpoenaed to appear as a witness in court.

• The patient had been attending the clinic, and the pathologist who had made the blood tests in the case was cited and subpoenaed.

• If somebody is subpoenaed, that is a different matter: they are subpoenaed.

• The policeman if he is subpoenaed has to give evidence, and may have conduct money.

• Often, when material is subpoenaed, a different picture emerges of the transaction than that which emerged from the estate agent's oral recommendations and second-hand information.

• I subpoenaed people to give evidence for me.

• One of the difficulties in international litigation is, of course, the fact that witnesses cannot be subpoenaed if they live abroad.

• In a civil case a witness must look to the person who subpoenaed him for payment of his fee.

• Provision is made for evidence to be taken on oath and for witnesses to be subpoenaed.

• In the retrial, witnesses could be subpoenaed, and the whole matter could be properly threshed out.

• Witnesses can be subpoenaed provided that they are within the jurisdiction of the court.