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Subcommittee reports substitute to expand who may move to quash subpoenas for certain third‑party records
Summary
Senate Bill 1010 (substitute) would expand standing to move to quash subpoenas for financial and other account records; sponsor described the bill as addressing situations where nonparties' records are subpoenaed and reported the measure to the committee with a substitute after coordination with a House companion.
Senate Bill 1010, discussed near the close of the subcommittee meeting, would expand the categories of nonparty record-holders who may seek to quash subpoenas for certain third‑party records. The sponsor described a case in which subpoenas sought bank and investment records that belonged to a third party not…
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