duces in a sentence

1. Subpoena duces tecum is open to anyone who has the relevant documents.

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3. 'It produces the sort of stability and sanity men have dreamed about for centuries.'[7]

4. In this way, the product reduces the possibility of harm to consumers ' health and impacts on nature.

5. It should be noted that the rules of discovery apply to materials obtained under a subpoena duces tecum.

6. When the Lombards entered Italy, the Latin chroniclers called their war leaders duces in the old fashion.

7. Fat, specifically ketones, which your body produces by metabolizing your fat, is now called a 'brain superfuel.'

8. They should subpoena duces tecum all the documents, accounting records and correspondence relating to the subject loan.

9. At the same time the Sea Axe bow shape reduces any uncomfortable slamming that might occur during high speed transits.'

10. "Usually it reduces your anxiety if someone says, 'This is what will happen for a minute and a half, and then this happens.'

11. If the court finds the request to be reasonable, it will issue a subpoena duces tecum so that this evidence will be produced.

12. By contrast, someone like Post [Malone] also produces, knows the lingo and can say things like, 'Let's try a different 808 sound.'

13. And when they hear our music, people are certain to say, 'Tell us about that people, and show us the country that produces such art.' ''

14. In many places, however, a person has to visit his local court house and request a subpoena form, which is called a subpoena duces tecum.

15. One of the only ways out of a subpoena duces tecum is a showing that the documents are subject to a privilege that exempts their production.

16. And they should subpoena duces tecum the servicer to produce the director, officer and employees with the most knowledge about each document.

17. A subpoena duces tecum can be issued to one of the parties in a case or to someone who is believed to have materials which may be relevant to the case.

18. If a person receives a subpoena duces tecum, he must, under penalty of law, gather the specified documents and bring them to court on the appointed day.

19. In 1992 a poll of the American Economic Association found 93 percent of its members agreeing that 'a ceiling on rents reduces the quality and quantity of housing.'

20. For Lead and Tin are not produced from the earth like the first: It is a fountain that produces them, and an angel stands therein, and that angel is pre-eminent.'"