Can I volunteer to take part in the Federal Witness Protection Program?
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Hope you're not planning to do something that would force you into hiding. And, hope you are not in some kind of trouble that would make someone look for you.
1180927
Turn up in person at a Police Station..be prepared to give a good reason for asking
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No, you are not being compelled by the court to go...I think the prosecutor screwed up, or defense counsel, by not issuing a subpoena. (I don't know which side needs your testimony) Normally, when you are called as a witness, the attorney (either for the defendant or the state) will contact you and go over what you will be testifying to. If you don't go, they may have another continuence granted and subpoena you then. I would contact the prosecutor's office and ask about your attendance. Most of the time the prosecutor and defense counsel reach a plea agreement before the trial and you won't testify anyway.
1101264
Try some churches or the Salvation Army.  Call your Dept of Economic Security to ask them for programs in your area.
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http://www.americorps.org/for_individuals/ready/eligibility.asp
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I highly doubt it. One of the reverands primary duties is to act as an authoritative witness when the couple signs the papers.  You can't be a witness for yourself.
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If it is for jury duty, it's the luck of the draw, I am a Police Officer and have been selected 7 times in eight years, never made it to the jury....go figure. You can be subpoenaed for court cases as a witness as it is needed. I know people who have never been selected for duty. Makes you wonder how good the system is.
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Hi,\nIt costs around 30 dollars US to join. Have you done anything to have to protect yourself?\nAnyone who wants to find out anything about another person has to pay the annual fee. Only those seriously interested in information will pay for it.\nI know of no way to get info off their database. Other organizations will have info also, such as the FBI.
96046
Have you tried any federal agencies?  FBI, maybe??  Depends what you are interested in!
68980
Yes. I think you need to have a co-signer thou, probably a resident or a citizen of U.S.
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Contact these people... they can probably direct you to something appropriate:\n\nhttp://cbtcws.cityofhouston.gov/volunteer/
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Check with the COPS Grant if this is one of the allowed components of this grant. This grant is administered by the DOJ and you can read more about it from their website http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/Default.asp?Item=34 Eligible recipients include law enforcement offices\n\nTo learn more about the COPS grant program, here is their state by state listing of contacts for the grant program http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/Default.asp?Item=487
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Um, yeah, sure. Just go to your local FBI office and ask them, I'm sure they can help you.
816658
You are to be a witness,  a grand jury will question you about what you know,  you are required to answer them unless you are involved in the crime you are testifing about.\n( and if they give you imunity, you are still required to testify)
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There is a program, associated with the court system.  It's called "Guardian ad Litem."  They provide all the training you'll need.   Call your local court-house, or look in the phone book.  Good luck!
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You have until you're 26 to register.  They haven't fined anyone for years.  It's a good idea to sign up anyway just to be on the safe side.
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yes, just make contact with a border patrol office and they can tell you what steps to take