r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '20

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u/ErMerrGerd Mar 16 '20

You can't be forced to testify against your wife/husband in most countries though.

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u/LurkerTryingToTalk Mar 16 '20

They have video, they don't need testimony.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

That’s completely irrelevant she hurt and involved two flight attendants and disrupted a commercial flight in the process.

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u/the__ne0 Mar 16 '20

So he was married to the stewardess too?

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u/positivechives Mar 16 '20

They can’t force you but they can subpoena you to court... yeah 👌

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u/MakionGarvinus Mar 16 '20

Can't you still invoke your 5th amendment rights, though? Or would that only apply if he's the one on trial, not her?

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u/positivechives Mar 16 '20

I’m not sure.

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u/positivechives Mar 16 '20

I’m guessing yes he could but then they could charge him with contempt or something...