An order from a government agency or officer of a court that compels the recipient,under penalty,to produce physical evidence,documents,or testimony is called

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A subpoena is a legal document that orders a person to appear in court or provide evidence, such as physical items or documents, to assist in a legal investigation or trial. It is typically issued by a government agency or officer of the court and failure to comply can result in legal consequences. A search warrant is similar in that it permits law enforcement to search and seize property, but it does not require testimony from individuals. Notification and interview are not accurate descriptions of this type of legal order.

An Order from a Government Agency or Officer of a Court