Legal Question in Criminal Law in Kentucky
mentally incompatant
i am being supeoned to court to testify agianst someone and i am on disability due to mental illnesses i have depression,postmantic stress disorder,anxiity,bipolor skitsafratric.im on alot of meds. i take zoloft 200mg a day,seoquel 100mg a day klonipin 0.5mg 3 times a dayand i take other meds for pain.when this insedent happed i was on all my meds. and i really dont know what i told the police i could have said it was snowing when the sun was out i really dont remember.as you can see i also have bad memory loss.my question is can the courts make me testify in this condition.thanks for your time.. Pam Boula
Asked on 10/19/07, 11:31 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Daniel Hancock
Hancock Law Office
Re: mentally incompatant
Yes, the court can. You must answer the subpoena or face contempt.
Answered on 10/20/07, 3:58 am
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