§ 6-60. No more than two witnesses may be subpoenaed to prove single material fact; liability for fees of such witnesses; one fee for day’s attendance.
A district attorney may not subpoena more than two witnesses for the State to prove one material fact, and the State or defendant is not liable for fees for more than two such witnesses unless the court orders otherwise for satisfactory reasons. A witness subpoenaed in a criminal action also cannot be paid by the State
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A district attorney may not subpoena more than two witnesses for the State to prove one material fact, and the State or defendant is not liable for fees for more than two such witnesses unless the court orders otherwise for satisfactory reasons. A witness subpoenaed in a criminal action also cannot be paid by the State for attendance in more than one case on the same day.
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§ 6-60. No more than two witnesses may be subpoenaed to prove single material fact; liability for fees of such witnesses; one fee for day’s attendance.
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