context: 10. The court cannot amend the defective subpoena. Courts have typically held that subpoenas issued from the wrong court are void under Rule 45, unless the mistake is due to clerical error.
citation_a.signal: see
citation_a.identifier: 2008 WL 4326473, at *2
citation_a.parenthetical: court may enforce a subpoena captioned from the wrong court if the mistake is due to clerical error, but will not enforce a subpoena issued from the wrong court
citation_a.sentence: See e.g., Pauliewalnuts, 2008 WL 4326473 at *2 (court may enforce a subpoena captioned from the wrong court if the mistake is due to clerical error, but will not enforce a subpoena issued from the wrong court); see also Kupritz, 155 F.R.D. at 88 (a court might consider a subpoena captioned from the wrong court through an accident or mistake, but could not enforce a subpoena intentionally issued from an incorrect district).
citation_b.signal: see also
citation_b.identifier: 155 F.R.D. 88, 88
citation_b.parenthetical: a court might consider a subpoena captioned from the wrong court through an accident or mistake, but could not enforce a subpoena intentionally issued from an incorrect district
citation_b.sentence: See e.g., Pauliewalnuts, 2008 WL 4326473 at *2 (court may enforce a subpoena captioned from the wrong court if the mistake is due to clerical error, but will not enforce a subpoena issued from the wrong court); see also Kupritz, 155 F.R.D. at 88 (a court might consider a subpoena captioned from the wrong court through an accident or mistake, but could not enforce a subpoena intentionally issued from an incorrect district).