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SECTION 8-8.2-4

§ 8-8.2-4 Subpoena. – (a) The traffic tribunal through its judges, magistrates and clerks is herebyauthorized and empowered to summon defendants and issue subpoenas to the sameextent as they may be issued by the district court in civil cases in such formsas may be prescribed by rules promulgated by the chief magistrate of thetraffic tribunal pursuant to § 8-6-2.

(b) Notaries public and justices of the peace may issuesubpoenas returnable before the traffic tribunal to the same extent that theyare authorized to do so in civil cases pending before the district court.

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SECTION 8-8.2-4

§ 8-8.2-4 Subpoena. – (a) The traffic tribunal through its judges, magistrates and clerks is herebyauthorized and empowered to summon defendants and issue subpoenas to the sameextent as they may be issued by the district court in civil cases in such formsas may be prescribed by rules promulgated by the chief magistrate of thetraffic tribunal pursuant to § 8-6-2.

(b) Notaries public and justices of the peace may issuesubpoenas returnable before the traffic tribunal to the same extent that theyare authorized to do so in civil cases pending before the district court.

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SECTION 8-8.2-4

§ 8-8.2-4 Subpoena. – (a) The traffic tribunal through its judges, magistrates and clerks is herebyauthorized and empowered to summon defendants and issue subpoenas to the sameextent as they may be issued by the district court in civil cases in such formsas may be prescribed by rules promulgated by the chief magistrate of thetraffic tribunal pursuant to § 8-6-2.

(b) Notaries public and justices of the peace may issuesubpoenas returnable before the traffic tribunal to the same extent that theyare authorized to do so in civil cases pending before the district court.