Fabric yo-yos are a fun way to display shisha mirrors or paillettes. Use some fabric glue to glue a shisha mirror or paillette to the center of the fabric before making the yo-yo. Sew some beads around the fabric yo-yo for additional embellishment. You could add some bead dangles to
Testifying in Court: It's an Order! When a lawyer asks you to testify in a criminal trial, you can agree to go voluntarily. In this case, you might not get an order by a judge to testify. These orders are called a  summons to appear or  subpoena . If you don't want to testify, or if a lawyer wants to make sure you show up, you could receive a subpoena. A subpoena is a document in which a judge orders you to testify. You will receive it in the mail, or a police officer or bailiff will deliver it to you personally. A subpoena contains important information including the date, time and place you need to testify.
A deposition subpoena requires a non-party to testify and/or produce documents during the informal pre-trial discovery phase of the lawsuit. A deposition will take place outside the courtroom, usually in an attorney's office. In contrast, a subpoena to testify or subpoena duces tecum (to produce documents) requires a non-party to testify and/or produce documents in a formal court hearing. A deposition subpoena must be accompanied by a Notice of Deposition to be valid. The Notice of Deposition will state the time and date of the deposition. The deponent must also be given advance notice of the deposition date.