Sentences with phrase «subpoenaed phone records»

«It's pretty obvious,» Rep. Mark McBride said of the evidence from the subpoenaed phone records of Texas political consultant George C. Shipley.

They had no reason to think otherwise until Evan's father, Ben Lieberman, filed a civil lawsuit to subpoena his phone records, which revealed that he had been texting.

Lieberman filed a civil lawsuit to subpoena the phone records.

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In the days after receiving a federal subpoena on April 29, 2016, David's phone records also show frequent calls to other attorneys.

The federal investigation into economic development programs was sweeping in its scope — included the use of subpoenas and search warrants to gather the banking, email and phone records of a number of close aides to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Tying together three weeks of testimony and dozens of subpoenaed documents and secretly recorded phone calls, prosecutors described yesterday how former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos turned his powerful office into a cash cow, allegedly strong - arming companies into paying his son Adam for doing little or no work.

Wood hasn't ruled on how much she'll allow Bonomo to be questioned on those matters, but said a subpoena for the state agency for «any and all» documents, including financial records, phone records, invoices, insurance policies, emails, text messages, letters, or otherwise, was too broad.

Prosecutors in the office of US Attorney Preet Bharara have issued a subpoena for Weiner's cell phone and other records, according to law enforcement officials.

«Why is it that you don't need a subpoena to wiretap or record a phone call of somebody who has not yet been convicted?»

The correction department said it was able to record the phone calls for security purposes and if prosecutors want access to the calls, they need a subpoena.

In some cases it is necessary to subpoena the cell phone records of the driver in order to gather proof that he or she was texting at the time of the collision.

These messages weren't sent through cell phone servers, so we can not subpoena the records of communication.

I personally have dealt with it in several cases where, after the fact, a tel - co's cell phone tower records are subpoenaed and then used at trial to purport to provide a location of the accused (or at least his / her cell phone) during the commission of an offence.

On trial date lawyer subpoenaed records from cell phone company casting doubt on complainant's version of events.

In addition, Joseph Neuberger subpoenaed all cell phone records for the complainant and client as well as obtained all family court documents.

Another way is to subpoena cell phone records.

Oftentimes, once taken to court, texting - while - driving cases require a subpoena to retrieve phone records or confiscate phones to prove a suspect's guilt.

Phone providers are required to turn over records when served a subpoena.