2023 Statutes Index

Attachment, 885.11 (2), 885.12

Attendance:

Before referee, 805.06 (4) (b)

Compelled by legislature, 13.31 to 13.36

Audiovisual oral statements of children, 48.293 (3), 908.08, 938.293 (3)

Bail, 969.01 (3)

Jumping, 946.49 (2)

Banking institutions review board, proceedings, 220.035 (1)

Basic will and basic will with trust, see Probate and Transfers at Death—19. Wills

Battery to, 940.201

Bribery, 946.61

Calling by judge, 906.14

Character, evidence of, 904.04 (1) (c), 906.08

Child witnesses:

Audiovisual oral statements, 48.293 (3), 908.08, 938.293 (3)

Duty to expedite proceedings, 971.105

Coercing before officers, 885.12

Competency, general rule, 906.01

Conduct, evidence of, 906.08

Contact by perpetrator in violation of court order, 941.39

Contempt:

For not testifying, 885.11

Legislature may punish, 13.26

Corporations and limited liability companies, agents, immunity, 885.25

Court appointed experts, compensation, 907.06

Crime victims compensation, justice department subpoenas, 949.115

Crime witness assistance surcharge, 973.045, 973.05, 973.07

Crime witnesses' rights, Ch. 950

Criminal case:

Compelling to testify, 972.08

Discovery, 971.23

Hostile, 972.09

Cross-examination, scope, 906.11

Declaration to health care professionals for natural death, 154.03

Deemed sworn, when, 887.03

Depositions, see Civil Procedure— 2. Depositions

Elder persons, 971.106, 971.108

Employment relations commission, 111.07

Examination, 805.10

Exclusion of, 906.15

Expert:

Bases of opinions, 907.03

Disclosure of facts or data underlying opinion, 907.05

Testimony, 907.02

Extradition:

In civil actions, 887.25

In criminal or grand jury cases, 976.02

Of prisoners, 976.01

Failure to attend, damages, contempt, 885.11

Failure to call, comment or instruction on, 971.23 (3)

Fees, see Witness Fees

Grand jury:

Oaths, 968.44

Rights, 968.45

Testimony, when disclosed, 968.53

Harassment, judge to protect from, 906.11 (1)

Hostile, 972.09

Husband and wife, competency in nonmarital cases, 891.39

Immunity, see Self-Incrimination

Impeachment, 906.07

By evidence of conviction of crime, 906.09

Inquests, 979.06

Incriminating testimony, compelled, immunity, 979.07

Interpreters, 906.04

Interrogation by judge, 906.14

Interrogation, mode and order, 906.11

Intimidation, 940.41 to 940.49

Minimum wage investigation, 104.10

John Doe proceeding, counsel for witness may be present, 968.26

Judges:

If kin to attorney, 757.67

Presiding, may not testify at trial, 906.05

Jurors, 906.06

Lay witnesses, opinion testimony by, 907.01

Leading questions, 906.11 (3)

Legislative, immunity, 13.35

Legislator, entitled to court continuance, 757.13

News sources; disclosure, exemption from subpoena, 885.14

Oath, form, 906.03

Outside state, deposition, 887.26

Paternity determination action, 767.87 (5)

Perjury, 946.31

Personal knowledge, must have to testify, 906.02

Physicians, mental responsibility of accused, 971.16

Preliminary examination, 970.03 (5), (6)

Prior statements, examination, 906.13

Prisoners:

Habeas corpus or subpoena to bring, 782.45

Writs to bring in, 782.44