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    • Code of Alabama
    • Title 12 - Courts.
    • Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.
    • Article 2 - Criminal Cases.
    • Division 2 - Witnesses.
    • Division 2 - Attendance.
    • Section 12-21-247 - Conditional Judgment Against Defaulting Witnesses - Entry.

    Code of Alabama
    Division 2 - Attendance.
    Section 12-21-247 - Conditional Judgment Against Defaulting Witnesses - Entry.

    Any witness who is duly summoned in a criminal case and who fails to appear as commanded shall forfeit $100.00 to the party at whose instance he was summoned, for which a conditional judgment must be entered against him.

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    Structure Code of Alabama

    Code of Alabama

    Title 12 - Courts.

    Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.

    Article 2 - Criminal Cases.

    Division 2 - Witnesses.

    Division 2 - Attendance.

    Section 12-21-240 - Attendance of Witnesses - Generally.

    Section 12-21-241 - Attendance of Witnesses - Where Case Continued.

    Section 12-21-242 - Attendance of Witnesses - on Remand for New Trial.

    Section 12-21-243 - Subpoena of Witnesses - Grand Jury Appearance.

    Section 12-21-244 - Subpoena of Witnesses - Trial Appearance.

    Section 12-21-245 - Subpoena of Witnesses - Authority of District Attorney.

    Section 12-21-246 - Subpoena of Witnesses - Execution.

    Section 12-21-247 - Conditional Judgment Against Defaulting Witnesses - Entry.

    Section 12-21-248 - Conditional Judgment Against Defaulting Witnesses - Notice; When Made Absolute.

    Section 12-21-249 - Conditional Judgment Against Defaulting Witnesses - Effect of Two Notices Returned "Not found."

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