Night Life in ARIZONA part 3

Night Life in ARIZONA part 3 by Janny.

Janny is a famous Ethiopian Youtuber.

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Witness the truth and only the truth ******** A citizen who wants justice not to be perverted and the law to be respected must testify truthfully about what he knows in both criminal and civil proceedings. In these processes, there are roles that the courts, the police, and lawyers play as my job. The rest of us, as a member of society, have a duty of conscience and, depending on the situation, to disclose what we know about the matter to the law enforcement body so that the truth comes out. In any litigation, the truth is determined by the evidence of those who have direct or other knowledge of the matter in dispute. One of these types of evidence is affidavit, testimony or testimony given by members of the community regarding what they have seen, heard or otherwise known about the matter. It is also our social and moral duty to ensure the rule of law and ensure that the guilty are brought to justice. In particular, the passing of certain crimes without looking at them is required by law alone. However, according to Article 19 (5) of the Constitution, any person is not required to submit a criminal suggestion or testify in a case that can be presented as evidence. When we are called to testify in criminal or civil cases, we are required to keep these issues in mind and fulfill our legal obligations. 1. Accepting the summons The summons will tell us why, when and where we were summoned. If we don't even know about it, we should not accept the summons sent to us. If the court confirms that we refuse to accept the summons, it can order us to be arrested and appear. Therefore, if it is not clear to us or if we say that the summons does not apply to me, it is appropriate to accept the summons and come to the date and time of the appointment to explain or check. 2. Keeping the appointment If we receive any summons, we must attend the court on the appointed date and time. Even when we are summoned by the court, we must appear in person and give notice of our presence. We cannot leave the trial without the court dismissing us.