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Witness Subpoena .com offers free information and insights about what a Witness subpoena and Records Subpoena is.  Typically, a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena is utilized by an Attorney who is seeking to obtain a sworn statement and or specific evidence for a court proceeding. Within these pages you will find Witness Subpoena and Records Subpoena information as it relates to the following: What is a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena? How does a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena get delivered or “served?” Subpoena Service of Process Laws and Subpoena statutes. What to do if you are served with a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena? How you can have your Records Subpoena or Witness Subpoena served by a professional Private Process Server anywhere in the United States.

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WHAT TO IF YOU ARE SERVED A SUBPOENA?

When you are served with a subpoena, you must do one of two things. You must either comply with the subpoena or, if you have an objection, you must apply to the proper court for permission to vacate or modify the subpoena. Such an application would ordinarily require the services of an attorney.

In considering what to do if you are served with a subpoena, you should keep two things in mind. First, if you feel that you may be target of a criminal investigation or that your testimony may implicate you in criminal activity, however remote, you should immediately consult an Attorney. Second, if there is any question in your mind about the validity of the subpoena, you should consider challenging the subpoena by applying to the proper court before you appear at the time and place designated by the subpoena.

If you have received a subpoena, you must attend on the date in question at the court or deposition place. If you fail to do so, you can be imprisoned for "contempt of court". It is not a good defense for you to say that you are intimidated by one of the parties in the case or afraid to give evidence.

If you receive a "subpoena duces tecum", it will state that you must not only attend in court but you must also bring along specified documents.

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