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Florida Subpeonas served to Maryland Resident Posted By: blackcamaro On: 11-03-2009 @ 09:30:13 Reply | Edit My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida Hello, I am in Maryland and was served a subpoena from the state of Florida. I witnessed a murder, but I believe they will not need me. I do not want to go to Florida as I will probably be laid off from work. There is a possibility they will hire me back on, but I have to attend THREE different cases in a month. Will the state fly me to Florida to testify? I was told that Monday they would know for sure if they need me, can I claim hardship so I would not have to attend this trail? As I understand it laws regarding subpoenas recently changed for an out of state issuance. I would like to know my options when dealing with this situation. It is a Murder case. -- 
BOOSH thats all you will hear, as I fly through the air. ICE FLOW! Posted By: crunkmaro On: 11-03-2009 @ 12:05:14 Reply | Top | Edit ...you really need to re-evaluate your anecdotal skills. is that you? is that off of some site? want to give some background? are you trying to solicit opinions? are you trying to solicit an answer? wtf dude...wtf -- Posted By: 2piececrank On: 08-01-2009 @ 00:00:56 Reply | Top | Edit Sarav, how hard is it to follow Nietzsche? I read Machiavelli's The Prince earlier this year, and the only thing that was clear was to not trust mercenary infantry while fighting on the peninsula. Posted By: shocktrp On: 11-03-2009 @ 12:48:37 Reply | Top | Edit Failing to follow a subpoena will result in a contempt of court charge and a bench warrant. Was it a subpoena by the prosecution or the defense? Call the DA, explain the hardship, & ask them who is paying for this. Tell them you do not have the means (finances) to make the trip and it is going to cause you to lose your job. -- http://obamaclock.org/ 
"If it ain't broke, fix it until it is!" - US Congress Posted By: blackcamaro On: 11-03-2009 @ 14:39:31 Reply | Top | Edit Harsh words Crunkmaro... I am doing all above Shocktrp... maybe i should be more thorough but oh well... --
BOOSH thats all you will hear, as I fly through the air. ICE FLOW! Posted By: ryanfx On: 11-03-2009 @ 16:42:03 Reply | Top | Edit Don't take this as actual fact but I was fairly sure a job is required to return your old job after you are done as a result of a subpoena... I'm also 99% sure they will reimburse you for travel and housing but that is pretty much it. One CAN petition as hardship. This really sounds like a question better suited for a lawyer, not fbody guys, or me for that matter. --  2001 Trans Am WS6 Black on Black...on Black PaceSetter LT's, TSP catted Y,Borla catback, SLP lid !CAGS, Eibach pro-kit, Bilstein shocks, 5% tint all around [ Edited on 11/03/2009 @ 16:42:44 ] Posted By: raven97 On: 11-03-2009 @ 19:13:21 Reply | Top | Edit Yeah dude you need to speak to a lawyer about all those points. -- John 
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