Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Was the subpoena personally served, handed to yor husband? If not, he may not have to obey it. If it was properly served, call the District Attorney and tell him or her you are in fear of your lives and will not testify without protection. Ask what can be done to protect your husband and you.

You can also request a form of witness protection. Perhaps a camera deposition where yur face is not shown, although this may be injurious to the prosecution's case, your concern is your safety.

Additionally, if you can not identify the perpetrator, only provide the information that you did not authorize the use of your cell phone, then the cell records should be enough, I do not know what benefit the prsecutor has in asking you to testify in person when they can obtain all the same information through business records.

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