Arizona § 13-4084 Material witness deposition; time limits

Arizona Statutes

§ 13-4084 — Material witness deposition; time limits

Arizona § 13-4084

Title 13Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 38MISCELLANEOUS

Art. 22Material Witnesses

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 13-4084 (2026).

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A.A detained material witness must either testify or be deposed within three days after the court's detention order pursuant to section 13-4083, subsection C. The Arizona rules of criminal procedure shall govern any deposition taken pursuant to this section. The Arizona rules of evidence shall govern the use or admissibility of any deposition taken pursuant to this section.

B.If a material witness is not deposed within three days after a court's order pursuant to section 13-4083, subsection C, the material witness shall be released from detention.

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A. A detained material witness must either testify or be deposed within three days after the court's detention order pursuant to section 13-4083, subsection C. The Arizona rules of criminal procedure shall govern any deposition taken pursuant to this section. The Arizona rules of evidence shall govern the use or admissibility of any deposition taken pursuant to this section.

B. If a material witness is not deposed within three days after a court's order pursuant to section 13-4083, subsection C, the material witness shall be released from detention.