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FAQ
- What if I change my mind about prosecuting or testifying?
A crime
committed against any person is a crime committed against the state.
Our community and each of us as individuals deserve protection against
criminal wrongdoers. For this reason, the court can compel testimony
of a victim or witness to a crime. A great deal of costly work will
proceed and be wasted if a victim or witness does not testify. The
loss of a case simply because a victim or witness drops out is a tragedy.
Should you have any reluctance about testifying in a case, please discuss
your concern with the victim/witness director or the prosecutor handling
the case. They will try to help with any problems, doubts or questions
you may have.
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