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Section 2000: DFPS Subpoena Procedures
2000 Procedures for Receiving Subpoenas
2100 Receiving Inquiries About Whom to Serve
2200 When a Subpoena Is Delivered in Person
2210 Greeting a Process Server Who Delivers a Subpoena in Person
2220 The Role of the Person Served When a Subpoena Is Delivered in Person
2221 Employee Is In the Building
2230 After a Subpoena Is Accepted
2240 Submitting the Subpoena to Legal Services for Assessment
2300 Receiving a Subpoena by Mail or Facsimile (Fax)
2400 Fulfilling the Requirements of a Subpoena