WITNESSES

Perjury, 946.31

Personal injury, statement of injured, 904.12

Personal knowledge, must have to testify, 906.02

Physicians, mental responsibility of accused, 971.16

  Patients privilege, exceptions, 905.04

Preliminary examination, 970.03 (5), (6)

Prepayment of fees, 885.06 (1)

Prior statements, examination, 906.13

Prisoners:

  Habeas corpus or subpoena to bring, 782.45

  Writs to bring in, 782.44

Privilege, see also Privileged Communications

  General rule, 905.01

Property, damage to, 943.01 (2) (c)

Psychologists, patients privilege, exceptions, 905.04

Public service commission cases, must testify, 196.48

Religious beliefs not admissible, 906.10

Religious test forbidden, I, 19

Report, reading by expert, 907.07

Right of accused to meet, I, 7

Rights of witnesses of crime:

  Basic bill of rights, 950.04

  Child witnesses, duty to expedite proceedings, 971.105

  Rights and services, 950.055

  Counties to provide certain services, 950.05

  County board responsible for rights and services, 950.06

  Definitions, 950.02

  Intergovernmental cooperation, 950.07

  Legislative intent, 950.01

Self-incrimination, see Self-Incrimination

State, how paid, 885.07, 885.08

  Need not prepay, 885.06 (2)

Statements given opposing party prior to witness testifying on direct examination, 971.24

Subpoena, how issued, by whom, 885.01

Testimony, refusal to give, jailed, 972.08 (2)

  Unnecessary as to subscribing witnesses, 909.03

  With knowledge, examples of authentication or identification, 909.015 (1)

Threats, 943.30 (3)

Unavailability as, 908.04, 908.045

Videotaped oral statement of children, 971.24 (3)

Videotape procedure, see Videotape Procedure

Warrant on failure to appear, 968.09

Wills, 853.03, 853.07

  None competent in state, other testimony, 856.15 (5)

  Rights and liabilities, 777.41

Worker's compensation, coercion, 102.17

Writing used to refresh memory, 906.12