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Originally Posted by loquitur
You know what I think is funny? I'm a lawyer and I read this stuff in the newspaper about subpoenas and think to myself that I don't have enough information (either factual or legal) to make judgments about who is right. But a bunch of people here seem to know that the law is on their preferred team's side.
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Well, I mean, that's life.
Since you've outed yourself as a lawyer, how about clearing this up for us from a legal standpoint? Is there any legal grounds for failing to comply with a subpoena? I mean, it's a demand from the bench to appear in court (or from congress to appear before congress), right? Is that something you can just say "nope" to?