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Do I have to bring my subpoena to court with me?: Yes.

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Subpoenas

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1. What is a subpoena?: A subpoena is a command to appear at a certain time and place to give testimony on a certain matter.

2. What happens if I receive a subpoena?: All subpoenas from the Everett City Prosecutor’s Office have instructions with them. Read and follow the instructions carefully. If you have questions, call 425-257-8406.

3. What happens if I don't appear in court in response to the subpoena?: The court might issue a warrant for your arrest and/or hold you in contempt of court.

4. Do I have to bring my subpoena to court with me?: Yes.

5. Do I get paid to come to court?: All civilian witnesses are entitled to a $10 witness fee plus mileage to and from court. In order to get paid, you MUST bring the Witness Fee Payment Voucher that comes with your subpoena and you must have the voucher signed by City Prosecution staff at the time of the court hearing.