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To: babble-on

Yes, but how was it not challenged?

How is Adam Shiff entitled to these records?


21 posted on 12/04/2019 5:42:36 AM PST by chris37 (Where's Hunter?)
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No worries. Bagpipe Bill is on the case, no doubt.


24 posted on 12/04/2019 5:51:12 AM PST by lodi90
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To: chris37

“How is Adam Shiff entitled to these records?”

That is my question also, and not even include the Republican minority on the same committee about the subpoenas?

Something is absolutely legally wrong about this situation. It is not a court of law or a trial, and a judge did not approve these subpoenas, and they are not a law enforcement agency which would have to still secure a warrant from a judge.


25 posted on 12/04/2019 5:51:54 AM PST by Openurmind (The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world it leaves to its children. ~ D. Bonhoeffer)
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To: chris37

Maybe an administrative subpoena?

“An administrative subpoena is a compulsory request for documents — such as phone, Internet and other records — or testimony issued by an executive branch agency. Unlike traditional grand jury subpoenas, they do not require prior approval from a court or other judicial entity.

The recipient can file a motion in federal court to throw out the subpoena, but the standard for review is highly deferential to the government. Basically, the agency only has to show that the information sought is necessary for the performance of the agency’s official duties.”


28 posted on 12/04/2019 5:54:04 AM PST by babble-on
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