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The 16 pages that link to Witness, each with the reason it gives.

• Criminal investigationRelated: Witness accounts can supply leads, timelines, and evidence about disputed events.

• Criminal prosecutionRelated: Witness testimony can support or undermine the prosecution’s account.

• TrialRelated: Witness testimony supplies evidence that parties can examine and challenge.

• MartyrRelated: The word martyr derives from a term for witness, linking suffering with testimony.

• SubpoenaRelated: A subpoena may compel a witness to appear and testify.

• Home invasionRelated: Occupants and neighbors may supply descriptions, timelines, or observations relevant to the case.

• Right to silenceRelated: Witnesses may invoke protections against self-incrimination when questions threaten criminal exposure.

• Giorgio AgambenRelated: His writing on the camps asks how survivors can testify for those who could no longer speak.

• Will and testamentRelated: Witnesses help satisfy formal signing requirements in many jurisdictions.