7 Comments
May 14Liked by Michael Volpe

Thanks for standing up for the right always!

Expand full comment
May 14Liked by Michael Volpe

24 hours' notice and improper service? Not enforceable. In California, attorneys write their own subpoenas but if you're self-represented, the Clerk's office has to sign off on it. FWIW.

Expand full comment

What a joke. It doesn't look Court-Ordered, I wouldn't submit to shit unless a judge said so. And if it's the corrupt Judge, until her bogus order gets appealed.

Expand full comment

Throw that subponea in the Trash. You are not a DIRECT, CONTINGENT nor ASSOCIATED real party in INTEREST re, party in privity!

Expand full comment
author

I'm not sure that's enough, but there are other reasons why this is a bogus subpoena.

Expand full comment

You're not directly connected to the case, and thus not allowed to be subpoenaed for the case. As a journalist you have a right to protect your sources. Also this does fall under the first amendment. That doesn't mean nothing will happen. Especially if said judge is in pocket. And btw, when they do act extra jud on you, remember it's not the first time, and it wont be the last. No oversight and sweeping immunity in a high profit industry designed to rip people off, means you as a man and reporter are a giant bullseye.

Expand full comment
author
May 13·edited May 13Author

You can subpoena people not directly related to the case but the rest is correct.

Expand full comment