§ 1092 Witness Subpoena Enforcement
This law says that if someone is called to be a witness or bring evidence to a meeting, they must show up and cooperate. If they don't, this rule explains how to report that to the court.
Imagine you're asked to come to a court meeting to talk about something you saw, like a car accident.
If you get a proper notice to come to the meeting but don't show up, or refuse to answer questions, the people in charge can use this law to report your absence or refusal to the court.
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§ 1092 Witness Subpoena Enforcement
Last verified: January 11, 2026