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redydnic
redydnic: 1 year ago

I filed a small claims case the defendant filed a restraining order against my witness thinking it would keep him from testifying can it?

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Walt_OReagun
Walt_OReagun: 1 year ago

Nope. You can't prevent witnesses from appearing in court. It's actually a felony to attempt to do so.

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Stormywaters
Stormywaters: 1 year ago

No, he will still have to testify!

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toriasmawmaw
toriasmawmaw: 1 year ago via iPhone

He will still get to be a witness for you in court.

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