Legal Question in Criminal Law in Arizona
testifying
My daughter reported a domestic situation to 911 and they responded, My husband was taken into custody and charged with Domestic Violence with intent and Criminal damage. He spent the night in a jail and bond was posted. He has a hearing date set, if and when it comes to it do I have to testify against him.
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Re: testifying
As a victim, you have many rights, including the right to NOT cooperate with the prosecution. However, you must appear and testify truthfully if you are lawfully served with a subpoena.
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