1.   Although the public did not know it yet, Starr had served a subpoena on the president.

2.   At the same time, the police tried to serve subpoenas on seven confederation leaders in Seoul, as well as on nine other strike leaders in other cities.

3.   A lawyer for the Senate Select Committee to Investigate Market Manipulation said subpoenas will be served on executives from both Enron and its auditing firm, Andersen.

4.   After that, lawyers said, no documents should have been destroyed, even though no subpoena had been served on Andersen.

5.   But the process has been grueling for law students, who have had to do all the legwork, from researching tax records to serving subpoenas.

6.   Federal prosecutors investigating the killings served subpoenas last week on Harbor Securities, seeking records that may indicate whether Albert Alain Chalem had been trading there.

7.   I bet Al Davis would love to serve that subpoena on Marcus Allen. . . .

8.   In Detroit and Cincinnati, local prosecutors served subpoenas to a bishop and an archdiocese last week, demanding information about priests accused of sexual misconduct.

9.   In taped conversations in the days after the subpoenas were served, Lewinsky reportedly told Tripp that Clinton wanted her to deny her relationship with him.

10.   In the United States, with new cases abounding, prosecutors are adopting tougher approaches to the problem, serving subpoenas on bishops and other church officials.