Would there be any reason for a Pro Per Inmate need a notary? (CA)
Yes. If a document needs to be notarized, the inmate can use a notary.
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Yes. If a document needs to be notarized, the inmate can use a notary.
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It depends on what you are requesting. The EDD website should have information for subpoenas.
Speak to your defense attorney who handled the case. They should be able to help you out.