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He stands up for Ponyboy He does not stand up for Ponyboy, if you read the end correctly you'd notice that it said he (Soda) didn't like picking sides. He did sometimes, but not always. Be more specific, just a suggestion...
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He stands up for Ponyboy He does not stand up for Ponyboy, if you read the end correctly you'd notice that it said he (Soda) didn't like picking sides. He did sometimes, but not always. Be more specific, just a suggestion...
sodapop
Sodapop fights because he is a protective and loyal brother who is willing to defend his family and loved ones from threats or harm. He also has a strong sense of justice and will stand up for what he believes is right.
If the courtsubpoenaed them, then yes they do. They must have information that is strong enough to bring a minor into a court room to testify. Sometimes depending on the case, instead of the minor going on the stand in front of everyone the DA, the prosecutor and the judge will go into a different room with the child and ask them questions so the child does not feel uncomfortable.
If you are married to the person yes. You never have to testify, if you do not wish to. You have a responsibility, as a citizen of the United States, to testify. To not stand up to that little duty would seem silly and very narcissistic.
The first person to take a stand and testify in a legal proceeding is typically known as the "first witness." This individual is sworn in under oath to provide evidence or information relevant to the case at hand.
If you are called upon to testify, you will have to speak from the witness stand in open court.
When excusing yourself from the witness stand, you can simply state, "Your Honor, may I be excused?" or "I have nothing further to add, Your Honor." Always wait for the judge to formally dismiss you before leaving the witness stand.
God is my judge.
So the People will know who is the Criminal or who is the Judge talking to.
MTVU Stand In - 2004 Mike Judge was released on: USA: 16 January 2007