This is the first indication of how often prosecutors used the bogus documents.

DA's lawyers say prosecutors enjoy immunity under the law. Judge says plaintiffs have a difficult path ahead.

Two people allege that prosecutors committed forgery, intimidated witnesses and obstructed justice by sending crime victims and witnesses so-called “DA subpoenas."

Staffers were told to use a notice that looked like a real court document, with “SUBPOENA” printed at the top.

Defense attorneys are seeking a new trial because their client was convicted after the victim received a fake subpoena.

Judge Byron Williams was a prosecutor when the DA’s office used an earlier version of its fake subpoenas.

Criminal District Judge Karen Herman also issued arrest warrants to two women after they disobeyed fake subpoenas.