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To: Sallyven

Strange. Last I checked, state courts couldn’t issue subpoenas to persons who aren’t in that state. They don’t have jurisdiction. All they can do is request that the witness’s state’s courts issue one. And even then, it is generally only available for depositions, not to compel appearance in court.


41 posted on 02/01/2012 8:05:00 PM PST by The Pack Knight (Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Weep, and the world laughs at you.)
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To: The Pack Knight

I wonder if applying to be put on GA’s ballot means that the person is subject to GA’s authority.


59 posted on 02/01/2012 8:20:00 PM PST by butterdezillion
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To: The Pack Knight

#41: Check on the document known as a “capious” (capeous?), some type of interstate subpoena. Delaware has it. It is used to get arrested out of state drivers who don’t show up for a local traffic court (otherwise known as speed trap courts).


116 posted on 02/01/2012 8:55:40 PM PST by MadMax, the Grinning Reaper
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To: The Pack Knight

I guess the judge didn’t know that.


180 posted on 02/01/2012 9:56:35 PM PST by faucetman ( Just the facts, ma'am, Just the facts)
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