Subpoenas

The Department of Homeland Security has withdrawn the administrative subpoena it served to travel journalist Christopher Elliott after he published…

A representative from the Transportation Security Administration visited the home of a second blogger this week to serve a subpoeana…

The Kansas reporter who was ordered to testify and reveal confidential sources related to a murder investigation has decided to…

The D.C. federal district court ruled Thursday that a U.S. attorney’s personal e-mail correspondence, sent from his work account, was…

A judge has ordered a reporter at The Daily Globe in Dodge City, Kansas to testify at an upcoming hearing…

A New York newspaper is engaged in a battle to quash a grand jury subpoena for the identities of some…

The Knoxville News Sentinel reported today that it complied with a federal grand jury subpoena for information about a single…

County prosecutors in Illinois have subpoenaed the grades, notes, recordings, and electronic correspondence of journalism students who have been gathering…

A South Carolina newspaper alerted an anonymous online commenter that he or she has until Oct. 2 to respond to…

Despite a court order, a San Diego reporter has managed to avoid testifying in the court martial of a Marine…