I have filed a criminal case against a co-worker who hit me. I am now finding out that she is gathering people to go say that she is a nice person which is not true. I am being represented by the state’s Attorney because we are county employees and this happened during work hours. Can she just bring witnesses without them being officially being asked to come by the court? Can I also bring witnesses to the case without them being officially asked by the court. Thanks in advance!
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Can you bring a witness to a case without them being officially asked by the court to come.
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What state do you reside in? Also, I would ask the States Attorney about your witness question. The States Attorney is very interested in winning this case, so suggest that you may have some witnesses that you would like to bring to court as well. Each state has a different trial procedure and protocol.