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ext section. Such subpoenas can also implicate a victim's right to "be reasonably protected from the accused." 7/3 For example, a defense subpoena to the Department of Motor Vehicles for address information could very directly jeopardize a victim's safety. 774 Yet the Advisory Committee Note makes no mention of such legitimate fac
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