Legal Question in Criminal Law in Kansas
preliminary hearing
Am I entitled to know who is going to be supbeona to my hearing?
Asked on 3/26/07, 11:00 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith
LawSmith
Re: preliminary hearing
Yes, a defendant is normally entitled to know who is being called to testify agaisnt them. Unless you are charged with a serious misdemeanor or violent felony, it is likely that no one other than the the prosecutor or perhaps an arresting officer will be at a preliminary hearing for the prosecutor.
Good Luck
Answered on 3/28/07, 3:33 pm
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