- 22 - and tendered fees and mileage as required by Rule 147(c) and Rule 148. Petitioner left some of the subpoenas at respondent’s disclosure office in Baltimore. To comply with Rule 147(c), a subpoena must be personally served on the witness by a person other than a party. Petitioner testified that it would be difficult to locate respondent’s employees to accomplish personal service. At trial on October 22, 2001, and January 5, 2004, petitioner said he did not believe fees needed to be paid to Government employees. Petitioner admitted that he did not tender any fees for the January 2004 subpoenas. We conclude that petitioner did not comply with the personal service and fees and mileage requirements for issuing subpoenas.7 See Rules 147(c), 148(b). D. Whether the Court’s Denial of Petitioner’s Motions To Recuse the Trial Judge and for a Hearing Was Proper Petitioner has made several motions to recuse the trial Judge. We reaffirm our denial of those motions. After the record closed, petitioner filed two motions for a hearing on petitioner’s motion to sanction respondent under Rule 104(c) in which petitioner alleged that respondent’s counsel fraudulently failed to provide to petitioner a copy of Forms 895 before December 28, 2001. We denied petitioner’s motions. We 7 In light of this conclusion, we need not decide whether the testimony of the subpoenaed witnesses would have been relevant.Page: Previous 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Next
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