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It depends on the circumstances. If it is in connection with a Grand Jury, then that is usually not allowed, nor is a Guardian Ad Litem required to participate in certain court proceedings. Federal and state proscecutors and assistants are also exempt. If it concerns a case where the attorney represented one of the parties or some immediate connection such as the same law firm, the attorney cannot be forced to testify as that constitutes a breach of the client's right to confidentiality. In cases that directly relate to the attorney such as a malpractice case the judge will generally allow other attornies to be subpoenaed as witnessess for either side.
What else can I help you with?
Is an attorney a public officer?
Not necessarily; most attorneys are in private practice.
Who do you tell you need a interpreter if you were serve with subpoena?
Contact the party or attorney that issued the subpoena to you. If you are state's witness, contact the prosecutor's office. If a private attorney has called you to be a witness for their side, contact that attorney. You are being called to serve as a witness for one side or the other, and that side is responsible for all costs and fees associated with your appearance and testimony.
Can an assistant district attorney also have a private practice?
It will probably depend entirely on what the government's personnel rules are on the subject.
What is a Power of Attorney document?
Power of Attorney document is a form that to represent someone else's behalf on business or private matter. It outlines things such as Authority to Act, Powers of Agent, and Restrictions on Agent's Power.
Can a private investigator serve a subpoena?
Yes, a private investigator can serve a subpoena, but they must comply with the laws of the jurisdiction where the subpoena is issued. Some jurisdictions may require that subpoenas be served by a licensed process server or law enforcement official. It's important for the private investigator to ensure they are familiar with the specific rules and regulations governing the serving of legal documents in their area.
Where is private practice filmed?
private practice is filmed in L.A
What is a private practice?
A private practice is one that is held or owned by an individual as opposed to a corporation or partnership.
How do you deliver a subpoena for court if you have no idea where this person may be?
Assuming you are talking about a subpoena, if you would like to subpoena a witness, the onus is on you to find them. If you can't find them through traditional search methods, you may need to hire a private investigator to locate and serve them.
What term describes an attorney who works for a law firm?
private attorney
Which attorney would make more money private practicing attorney or prosecuting attorney?
In my experience and knowledge, the private lawyers have better income or money in comparison to the prosecutors.
What is the status of limitations for filing charges on a felony act committed against you.?
The limitation varies from state to state and in some instances from crime to crime. In Illinois the general standard for limitations on the filing of most felonies is five years. Please note that a private party cannot file felony charges. Felonies must be approved and filed by the prosecuting authority. This can be the state's attorney, district attorney, county attorney or state attorney depending upon the location. If you believe you were the victim of a felony you should contact the prosecuting authority in the area where the crime was committed.
Will there be a season 4 of private practice?
Private Practice has been renewed for a season 4.
