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Yes, but if presented with a warrant for your property (ex. subscriber information) you must comply or be charged with obstructing justice or impeding an invest
by MacsHeadroom 3y ago
Yes, but if presented with a warrant for your property (ex. subscriber information) you must comply or be charged with obstructing justice or impeding an investigation.
When presented with an administrative subpoena not backed by a warrant you may be able to deny the subpoena without being guilty of such crimes.
- WhiskeyChicken 3y agoSubpoenas are never "backed by a warrant." Probably what you mean is a subpoena signed by a judge, rather than the self-issued "administrative" subpoena being discussed here.