How to get a subpoena for Yahoo email?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, what is your case? Divorce? Violation of a noncompete clause? Intellectual property infringement?

Hacking.

Oh report this to fbi. Federal offense. Done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You likely have to sue the person who you suspect of hacking in the jurisdiction they reside and then follow the CA rules to get a subpoena for yahoo. In some jurisdictions you need to open a case in that state. But subpoenaing yahoo will not make it a federal case unless the defendant has violated some federal law or there is diversity jurisdiction.

NP. Thank you. This is good information.

[Anonymous]

The FBI needs to be involved especially if it is between state lines. OTOH, unless there's $$$ being stolen they may put it at the bottom of their priority list unless it is open and shut.

Get all proof in order so the attorney/the FBI/whoever won't have to spend valuable time reviewing the stuff.

Also there may be a civil case at stake as well.