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I didn't overlook it, it's simply not a relevant point. The state won't do anything about a individual subpoena wether it's against the state or a company.
by giantg2 4mo ago
I didn't overlook it, it's simply not a relevant point. The state won't do anything about a individual subpoena wether it's against the state or a company.
- anigbrowl 4mo agoThat's not true. the State of California's official position is one of non-compliance with administrative subpoenas, for example: https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/media/appendix-a-checklist-for-officials-english.pdf https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/media/appendix-a-checklist-f...
- giantg2 4mo agoThis seems to be only for schools, only for immigration related information, and only for administrative warrants. It's not even non-compliance, it's just kicking it up a level to the superintendent.