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No.You cannot copy the blank subpoena.Even when a notary is willing to swear that the blank subpoena copy of the blank subpoena is a “true copy”, if you modify it after it is signNowd, it’s no longer valid.In a criminal procedure — which is the only way either the prosecution or defense will get a blank subpoena issued by the court — you will need one issued per each service, and must fill in the blanks on the original, court-supplied subpoena.Usually, it will have an embossed seal which you would not be able to duplicate anyway.All of this is covered under:Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure › TITLE IV. ARRAIGNMENT AND PREPARATION FOR TRIAL › Rule 17. SubpoenaThis is something you should have discussed with your attorney.

What is relevant, is that you need a lawyer to do this successfully. Civil rights is an area of law that for practical purposes cannot be understood without training. The police officer will have several experts defending if you sue. Unless you have a lawyer you will be out of luck. If you post details on line, the LEO's lawyers will be able to use this for their purpose. You need a lawyer who knows civil rights in your jurisdiction.Don't try this by yourself.Get a lawyer. Most of the time initial consultations are free.

Q. There's a lot of concern about how a new Supreme Court might rule on abortion. Why aren't there more efforts to pass a clear constitutional amendment (either for or against), which would permanently take the issue out of the Supreme Court's hands?Because there is no language in the US Constitution allowing for abortion there would be no reason to enact an amendment against it. For this reason, in pre Roe v Wade America the legality of abortion was determined at the state level per the 10th amendment. If Roe is overturned, which I doubt would happen because of precedent, abortion would not become nationally illegal, but it would revert to individual states to determine to at what levels it would be legal. I would imagine most states would have legal access to abortion with the more conservative states allowing if for dire circumstances and liberal states allowing abortion “on demand”.Trying to pass an amendment making abortion legal nationally would be an insurmountable challenge for the same reasons noted above. The liberal states would want an amendment to allow abortion on demand where the conservative states would want it limited, some not at all. Ratification of a constitutional amendment would require approval of 37 states. Recalling the county election map from 2016, the country is still more conservative than liberal election wise. The liberals are dense in the blue population centers, but the US is a Representative Republic and not a pure democracy, so while the number of liberal voters in California might totally outnumber the conservative voters in 10 mid-western states, California would only be one state in favor vs 10 states against.This is why liberalism, which typically loses at the ballot box, must be advanced through the courts. Similarly, gay marriage was rejected in 36 of 37 states that voted on the matter so it took a SCOTUS decision to legalize it nationwide. This is another reason Donald Trump campaigned with a platform of appointing consercative justices to the SCOTUS - the people in the heartland were fed up with the courts ruling against their will in favor of those from the liberal population centers.The United States is made up of 50 diverse “countries” that have their own preferences and agendas. That is exactly why the US Constitution is so limiting on the federal government because the founders knew that the states (13 at the time) should be able to tailor their individual governments to the needs of the people it serves – the closer government is to the people the more effective it is.