« Compétence et contraignabilité » : différence entre les versions

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Introduction

Any witness called to testify must have "competence" to testify. This simply means that they are legally permitted to give evidence. Certain classes of people are not considered "competent" to testify due to their personal or professional characteristics. An infant, for example, is never competent to testify.

The compellability of a witness refers to the power to force a competent witness to testify even if it's against their will. If the witness is not willing to participate voluntarily they must be "compellable" before a subpoena can be issued.

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+== Introduction ==
+Any witness called to testify must have "competence" to testify. This simply means that they are legally permitted to give evidence. Certain classes of people are not considered "competent" to testify due to their personal or professional characteristics. An infant, for example, is never competent to testify.
+The compellability of a witness refers to the power to force a competent witness to testify even if it's against their will. If the witness is not willing to participate voluntarily they must be "compellable" before a subpoena can be issued.
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+==Topics==
+* [[Compelling Attendance of Witnesses]]
+* [[Oaths and Affirmations]]
+* [[Competence of Witnesses to Testify]] ([[Competence of Children and Witnesses of Diminished Capacity]])
+* [[Spousal Immunity]]