Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
do i have to testify against my own family mem?
my sister is being charged for murder on two counts i have taken a polygraph and given statement to the grand jury i dont want to testify against her in a court of law what are my rights and what can i do?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: do i have to testify against my own family mem?
Unfortunately, you may be subpoenad to testify under penalty of law if you have critical information. I would seek an attorney in your area or speak with her defense attorney to find out if there are any privileges you can use. A detailed analysis of the facts is the only way to determine if a privilege somehow exists.
If you are in the Dallas area or its contiguous counties, feel free to call the law office for further assistance at 214-712-9242.
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