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Excerpt from the Rules 8.01(14) The following documents may be served by mail, by courier, by e-mail, personally as provided in rule 8.02 or by an alternative to personal service as provided in rule 8.03, unless the court orders otherwise: A defence.
If you have been given a subpoena, you must go to court. If you do not go to court to testify on that date, the Crown Attorney can ask for a warrant for your arrest. This does not happen very often, but if it does happen the police can arrest you and bring you to court.
(Call to Appear as a Witness) (SJ-282A) The form \u201cSubpoena (Call to Appear as a Witness)\u201d enables a party to call a witness before the Court at the date and time set for the hearing.
A subpoena can be challenged and quashed (i.e. overturned). The party wanting to quash a subpoena must submit an application to the court explaining why they are taking such a position.
Hearsay. When providing witness testimonies, witnesses are generally expected to provide direct evidence - evidence that they have obtained through their own observation of the crime. Hearsay, as defined by Chapter 2 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003, concludes that hearsay is 'a statement not made in oral proceedings'.
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You might have to go to court as a witness in a criminal court if: you're the victim of a crime - in which case you'll be a witness for the prosecution. you witnessed a crime - you could be a witness for the prosecution or the defence.
If you have been given a subpoena, you must go to court. If you do not go to court to testify on that date, the Crown Attorney can ask for a warrant for your arrest. This does not happen very often, but if it does happen the police can arrest you and bring you to court.
If you have a good reason not to be a witness, you can ask a judge to cancel the subpoena or summons. For example, if you have been called to Small Claims Court, a judge can cancel the summons if you are not really needed as a witness or if it would be a hardship to you to go to court.
If you receive a subpoena to go to court, you must attend. Failing to attend can result in being arrested. Once at court, you must testify and respond to questions from both the Crown prosecutor and the defence lawyer. If you refuse to answer the questions, the judge may find that you are in contempt of court.
Subpoena: a document that orders you to go to court on a specific date. Warrant: a document that allows the police or immigration authorities to arrest you.

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