No, an expert witness does not need to have a four year degree in forensic science to be qualified to testify in court. They do need to be able to provide evidence that they are qualified to be an expert in the subject that they will testify about. That can be a combination of experience, certifications and specific classes.
Not without the permission of the court and without and over-riding reason for doing so. The legal "age of reason or understanding" is generally set at 7 years of age.
The attorney was asked to testify as a character witness for a forty year old man on remand.
Not likely. * Parents do not have immunity in situations pertaining to an adult child. If the parent is subpoenaed to testify they must appear in court. Anyone in such a situation should obtain legal advice and/or repesentation.
I don't know in which facility the girl would be held. There is no bail for contempt. Contempt is the "willful" refusal to comply with a court's order. The only way to be released from jail is to comply with the court's order. In this case, the girl would remain in jail until she agrees to testify.
A 14 year old can't decide which parent to live with as a juvenile. That determination is made by the court. If everyone's okay with the decision, the court papers wouldn't necessarily have to be changed, though it would protect the parents. If, however, both parents are not amenable to the decision to move, a parent would have to petition the court for a change in custody orders.
{| |- | They would have to go to court and get gaurdianship. It isn't too likely to happen as the age of majority is 18. Some sort of claim would have to be made about their ability to manage their own affairs. Consult an attorney in Florida for specific options. |}
Yes.
Not without the consent of her parents or court order.
2000 was noted as the year that the Supreme Court settled an issue with the Florida vote and so tipped the election to Bush over Gore.
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