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Episode 97: Can I Get a Witness?
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There may come a time when your or someone you know has to testify. In this episode we discuss if have to come to court to testify when you get a subpoena. We also give tips on how we prep witnesses for trial or hearings and what a judge or jury may be looking for when they listen to testimony or are even just observing someone in court. Our advice can apply to our clients and witnesses!
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