Article 18 – Legal Matters
14010.6.1 Subpoenas – Criminal
Revised September 26, 2011-
Criminal subpoenas may be issued by any of the following:
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A magistrate before whom a complaint is filed or the magistrate’s clerk.
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A District Attorney (DA), a Deputy DA, or the attorney’s investigator.
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The defense attorney of record or the attorney’s investigator.
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A judge in support of a complaint or an indictment.
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A judge acting at the request of a grand jury.
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No person is obliged under a criminal subpoena to attend as a witness before a court that is out of the county where the witness resides or is served with the subpoena unless:
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The distance is less than 150 miles from the employee’s residence to the place of trial, or
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The subpoena is endorsed by:
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The judge of the court in which the offense is triable.
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A judge of the Superior Court.
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A justice of the Supreme Court
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