The attorney for the defendant can have a subpoena issued requiring you to appear and answer questions under oath concerning your knowledge of the criminal offense. This proceeding, where testimony is given, is referred to as a deposition. An Assistant State Attorney can be present if requested in advance by you.
You are not obligated to discuss the case with anyone unless you are properly served with a subpoena.
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