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When can the Attorney General’s Office issue a subpoena?

April 26, 2017attorney ISSUE Office subpoena

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When can the Attorney General’s Office issue a subpoena?

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The Attorney General’s Office can issue a civil investigative demand when the office believes a business or individual has information relevant to an investigation into possible violations of state consumer protection or antitrust laws. A civil investigative demand, or CID, is a request for documents and is similar to a subpoena.