A witness who has been subpoenaed to testify at trial and produce documents may:
a. challenge said subpoena by a Motion to Quash
b. not object to the document request
c. simply fail to produce the documents
d. none of these choices
Answer: a. challenge said subpoena by a Motion to Quash
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