15-21-32
Section 15-21-32 Proceedings against defaulting witnesses. If any witness duly subpoenaed under
the provisions of this chapter fails to attend as required, the judge before whom the writ
of habeas corpus is returnable must endorse such failure on the back of the subpoena and deliver
it to the clerk of the circuit court of the county in which the examination is had; and the
same proceedings must be had thereon as against defaulting witnesses in that court, the endorsement
being presumptive evidence of such default. (Code 1852, §743; Code 1867, §4294; Code 1876,
§4970; Code 1886, §4793; Code 1896, §4846; Code 1907, §7041; Code 1923, §4340; Code 1940,
T. 15, §36.)...
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15-4-4
Section 15-4-4 Service of subpoenas; proceedings against defaulting witnesses; endorsement
as presumptive evidence of default. (a) In an inquest under this chapter, the sheriff or any
constable must serve subpoenas for witnesses or they may be served by the coroner. (b) If
any witness, being subpoenaed, fails to attend, the coroner must endorse on the subpoena his
default, sign his name thereto and return the same to the clerk of the circuit court of the
county within five days thereafter, and such witness must be proceeded against in such court,
in the name of the state, as if he were a defaulter therein, the endorsement of the coroner
being presumptive evidence of the default. (Code 1852, §815; Code 1867, §4366; Code 1876,
§3994; Code 1886, §4804; Code 1896, §4927; Code 1907, §7165; Code 1923, §4560; Code 1940,
T. 15, §79.)...
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37-1-104
Section 37-1-104 Power of circuit court to compel compliance with commission orders, etc. In
case of failure or refusal on the part of any person to comply with any valid order of the
commission or of any commissioner, or any subpoena, or on the refusal of any witness to testify
or answer as to any matter regarding which he may be lawfully interrogated, any circuit court
in this state, or any judge thereof, on application of a commissioner, may issue an attachment
for such person and compel him to comply with such order, or to attend before the commission
and produce such documents and give his testimony upon such matters as may be lawfully required,
and the court or judge shall have power to punish for contempt as in cases of disobedience
of a like order or subpoena issued by or from such court, or a refusal to testify therein.
(Acts 1920, No. 37, p. 38; Code 1923, §9801; Code 1940, T. 48, §78.)...
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12-21-246
Section 12-21-246 Subpoena of witnesses - Execution. (a) In criminal cases, at the request
of the state, or the defendant or the defendant's attorney, the clerk of the court must issue
subpoenas for witnesses whose address shall be given by the person requesting the subpoena,
specifying therein the time and place for their appearance, the title of the case and at whose
instance the witness is summoned, and commanding the witness to appear in conformity therewith
and give testimony. (b) No subpoena shall issue for a witness residing more than 100 miles
from the place of trial, computed by the route usually traveled, unless the person requesting
the subpoena makes affidavit that the personal attendance of the witness is necessary to a
proper decision of the case and that the deposition of the witness would be insufficient for
that purpose, and the fact that such affidavit has been made must be endorsed by the clerk
upon the subpoena. (c) A subpoena issued under this section shall be...
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6-6-254
Section 6-6-254 Return of bonds; liability of sheriff for failing to do so; compelling making
of return. All bonds taken under this article must be returned within 10 days thereafter to
the clerk of the court in which the action is pending, and, on failure, the sheriff is liable
to the successful party to the amount of the value of the property and damages for its detention
as assessed by the jury, with interest thereon from the entry of the judgment, to be recovered
on motion to the court in which such judgment was entered on three days' notice, or the sheriff
may, at any time, be compelled by attachment to make such return. (Code 1852, §2196; Code
1867, §2597; Code 1876, §2946; Code 1886, §2722; Code 1896, §1481; Code 1907, §3787;
Code 1923, §7398; Code 1940, T. 7, §927.)...
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6-6-7
Section 6-6-7 Arbitrators - Power to subpoena witnesses, administer oaths and take depositions.
The arbitrators, or either of them, have power to subpoena witnesses at the request of either
of the parties and to administer all oaths which may be necessary in the progress of the case
and must, on the application of either party, issue commission to take the deposition of any
witness residing out of the county, which must be taken in the same manner as depositions
in the circuit court. (Code 1852, §2717; Code 1867, §3156; Code 1876, §3544; Code 1886,
§3229; Code 1896, §516; Code 1907, §2916; Code 1923, §6164; Code 1940, T. 7, §837.)...

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12-13-17
Section 12-13-17 Liability of sheriff, deputies, etc., for failure to make money on or return
execution issued by probate court, etc. For a failure to make money on or for failing to return
any execution issued from or returnable to the probate court or for not paying over money
collected on such execution, the sheriff, coroner or other officer and his sureties are liable
to the same penalties and judgments as in like cases in the circuit court, the proceedings
to be instituted and conducted in the probate court in the same manner as in the circuit court,
either party having the right, on request, to a trial of all questions of fact by a jury,
and an appeal from the judgment entered may be taken to the circuit or Supreme Court. (Code
1852, §681; Code 1867, §806; Code 1876, §711; Code 1886, §800; Code 1896, §3379; Code
1907, §5437; Code 1923, §9599; Code 1940, T. 13, §308.)...
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6-6-700
Section 6-6-700 Entry of judgment against clerk, register, or their sureties. Judgment must,
in like manner, be summarily entered against the clerk of the circuit court and his sureties,
or either of them, and against the register in circuit court and his sureties, or either of
them, on three days' notice, in the following cases: (1) In favor of the plaintiff in execution
for failure to enter on the execution docket the return made upon an execution by the proper
officer, within three days after the return is made, for 20 percent on the amount of the execution
and interest thereon; (2) For failing on demand to pay over money received by him on any judgment
or paid into court, on a plea of tender, other plea, or by rule of court, for the sum so received
by him with five percent per month on the amount from the time of the demand; (3) For failing
to notify the plaintiff, his agent, or attorney under the provisions of Section 6-9-92, which
are made to apply to such clerk, of the...
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12-21-3.1
Section 12-21-3.1 Subpoena of law enforcement officers and investigative reports; disposition
of criminal matters. (a) Neither law enforcement investigative reports nor the testimony of
a law enforcement officer may be subject to a civil or administrative subpoena except as provided
in subsection (c). (b) Law enforcement investigative reports and related investigative material
are not public records. Law enforcement investigative reports, records, field notes, witness
statements, and other investigative writings or recordings are privileged communications protected
from disclosure. (c) Under no circumstance may a party to a civil or administrative proceeding
discover material which is not authorized discoverable by a defendant in a criminal matter.
Noncriminal parties may upon proper motion and order from a court of record: Secure photographs,
documents and tangible evidence for examination and copying only by order of a court imposing
such conditions and qualifications as may be...
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34-24-194
Section 34-24-194 Complaint charging violation of article; hearing; subpoenas; judicial review
of revocation or refusal of license. (a) Any person may file a complaint with the board against
any licensed physical therapist or licensed physical therapist assistant in the state charging
the person with a violation of this article. The complaint shall set forth specifications
of charges in sufficient detail to disclose to the accused fully and completely the alleged
acts of misconduct for which he or she is charged. When a complaint is filed, the executive
director of the board shall mail a copy thereof to the accused by registered mail at his or
her address of record, with a written notice of the time and place of a hearing of the complaint,
advising the accused that he or she may be present in person and by counsel if he or she so
desires to offer testimony and evidence in his or her defense. (b) The board may issue subpoenas
and compel the attendance of any witness or the production of...
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