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Sherron Little
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What is the name of your state? New Mexico
I have been served a supena (I know this is misspelled but I can't find my dictionary at the moment) to testify against a young man in June. I don't have any idea what they want to know but I do know that this young man is my son. We have different last names so I really don't think the US Attorney has a clue that this is the case. I was wondering if they can make me testify against my own son? He is charged with felon in possession of a firearm. His felony was 13 years old and he has not had any other convictions. I go to his house daily and have never seen a firearm in his home or in his possession. I was told that they can't make a wife testify against her husband so how can they make a mother testify against her son? He is to be represented by a public defender but has been in jail over 5 months and has not had an attorney work on his case yet so I can't ask his attorney. Does anyone out there know the answer to this?
I have been served a supena (I know this is misspelled but I can't find my dictionary at the moment) to testify against a young man in June. I don't have any idea what they want to know but I do know that this young man is my son. We have different last names so I really don't think the US Attorney has a clue that this is the case. I was wondering if they can make me testify against my own son? He is charged with felon in possession of a firearm. His felony was 13 years old and he has not had any other convictions. I go to his house daily and have never seen a firearm in his home or in his possession. I was told that they can't make a wife testify against her husband so how can they make a mother testify against her son? He is to be represented by a public defender but has been in jail over 5 months and has not had an attorney work on his case yet so I can't ask his attorney. Does anyone out there know the answer to this?