The driver that got a ticket for failure to yield is fighting it. Can I go to court and tell my side?
Yes, you can go, and it's likely the prosecutor will subpoena you if it gets tried.
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Yes, you can go, and it's likely the prosecutor will subpoena you if it gets tried.
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