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I don't know in which facility the girl would be held. There is no bail for contempt. Contempt is the "willful" refusal to comply with a court's order. The only way to be released from jail is to comply with the court's order. In this case, the girl would remain in jail until she agrees to testify.

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Q: If a 16 year old girl in the state of CA still does not testify under a subpoena and is found in contempt of the court will she go to a juvenile facility or jail and how much would her bail be set at?
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Do you have to testify in court if you have a subpoena?

Yes, if you do not show you are in contempt and can be arrested.


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