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If you appear in a Habeas Corpus proceeding (regarding a child) where there
is a specific statute that provides immunity in the state to that purpose
during the course of the proceeding, even though the proceeding may be
continued to hear additional evidence, does the immunity provision apply to
ONLY the first appearance, or to ALL appearances in which the evidence for
which the habeas is being heard?
Also, can a judge "decide" that the appearance constitutes a general
appearance (when the proceeding is titled as a Habeas, the judge is the one
who chooses to contine the hearing, and at the second hearing ignore the
immunity provision?
I know about the habeas immunity, but confused as to how it can be lost in
subsequant appearances to present evidence.
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