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court order

NOUN
subpoena
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The cuts and fine are currently blocked under court orders, but UC officials say they are open to negotiations with the White House to prevent additional cuts and investigations.

From Los Angeles Times

The release of their autopsy results was blocked by a court order sought by the Los Angeles Police Department, the medical examiner’s office said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leavitt added that the court order authorising the seizure of the vessel also covered its crew, meaning they could be brought to the US and prosecuted.

From BBC

Once the court order comes, she would be asked to pick out the two suspects from a crowd of men.

From BBC

Protection for immigrants: Healthcare officials are prohibited from disclosing a patient’s immigration status or birthplace and from giving immigration authorities access to nonpublic spaces in hospitals and clinics without a search warrant or court order.

From Los Angeles Times