Subpoena And Affidavit Of Service Of Subpoena

SUBPOENA. This form from the Coconino County Superior Court is used to officially compel a person to appear in court or provide evidence for a specific legal proceeding. It can require the recipient to testify in person at a court hearing, trial, or deposition on behalf of either the plaintiff/petitioner or the defendant/respondent. In some cases, the subpoena may also command the person to produce documents, records, or other tangible items relevant to the case, or to allow inspection of specific premises. The form provides the details of the court proceeding, including the case number, the type of hearing, the date, time, and location. It outlines the recipient’s legal responsibilities and rights. For example, if the subpoena includes a request for documents, the recipient must either provide them as kept in the normal course of business or organize and label them by category. The recipient also has the right to object in writing within 14 days of receiving the subpoena or before the date of compliance. Valid objections can be based on undue burden, lack of reasonable time to comply, privileged information, or significant travel requirements. In such cases, the issuing party must obtain a court order to enforce the subpoena. The court may quash (cancel) or modify the subpoena if it is unreasonable, overly burdensome, or improperly issued. The form must be signed and sealed by the Clerk of the Superior Court, with a Deputy Clerk certifying its issuance. www.FormsWorkflow.com