I read that the subpoena was served on March 21.
The records were printed on March 30.
And, picked up from Duke by Himan on April 5.
Some of the commentary here very distressing. Nifong was at least sucessful in ginning up a lynch mob...
http://news.blogs.nytimes.com/?p=31
Gottlieb apparently went right down with the subpoena on the 21st and was allowed to see the records. Probably while they were still in the computer.