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Anonymous Oct 24, 2008 Criminal Defense 4 views 1 answers

I told one story to the police and went back in and chage the story the court is trying to supenoa me to come in and be a witness, and I am the only witness they have, I do not want to be involved with matter either way. What do I do?

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Danny Weisenburger

Danny Weisenburger · Jun 15, 2026

Under the 5th Amendment to the United States Constitution you have a right not to incriminate yourself. This right can be invoked in situations like yours, because if you testify you would be facing criminal charges (perjury, false police report, falsification, etc.). So you can refuse to testify at all. Contact a local criminal defense attorney in your area who is NOT associated with the case for advice on how to do so. Dan J. Weisenburger Attorney at Law www.OhioCrimeLawyer.com

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