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Subpoenas
A subpoena is a court order that requires a person to appear in court to provide a testimony and/or to present documents and related articles produced as evidence at a hearing. A process server or officer will serve a witness personally with a subpoena.
The City Attorney may also ask a witness to appear voluntarily without serving a subpoena.
If you have received a subpoena, you are required to follow the inclusive instructions.
Failure to follow a subpoena is considered contempt of court and a warrant may be issued for your arrest.
The City Attorney may also ask a witness to appear voluntarily without serving a subpoena.
If you have received a subpoena, you are required to follow the inclusive instructions.
Failure to follow a subpoena is considered contempt of court and a warrant may be issued for your arrest.
Warrants
If you fail to appear on your court date or comply with the court's orders, the municipal court judge may issue a warrant for your arrest.
Further, if you are stopped by an officer for any reason, the officer will arrest you and take you into custody. For a list of current active warrants click here.
For more information, comments, or questions contact us at (325) 597-2156.
Further, if you are stopped by an officer for any reason, the officer will arrest you and take you into custody. For a list of current active warrants click here.
For more information, comments, or questions contact us at (325) 597-2156.