Video
A subpoena is a written document that requests the attendance of a person to testify at a deposition, hearing, or trial and/or the production of documents, including business records. This training answers many important questions about subpoenas, including whether a subpoena is a court order, and what domestic violence agencies should do to be prepared in case a subpoena is ever issued asking for information about a domestic violence survivor. It also provides a complete step-by-step guide on how to respond if you have been subpoenaed as a third-party witness to a case.
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Presenter
FVAP Legal Director Nancy Lemon, Esq.
Please note: MCLE credit (self-study or participatory) is not available for viewing this FVAP recorded video including on its website or You Tube channel.