Law Practice
Jun. 12, 2015
Subpoena form places unintended burden on some
It is time to revise the mandatory court form used to issue subpoenas in state courts. As written, it is placing an unintended burden on parties issuing subpoenas for consumer and employee records. By Nathan J. Novak
It is time to revise Form SUBP-010, the mandatory court form used to issue subpoenas
in California's state courts. As written, it is placing a burden unintended by the
Legislature on parties issuing subpoenas for consumer and employee records.
When a party issues a subpoena duces tecum for the production of the "personal records
... pertaining to a consumer&qu...
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