I am being sued by a collections company for a debt they purchased. The judge sent me a records subpoena commanding me to summon the original creditor to produce documents showing what I owe. However, I can decline to do so and I am going to because as far as I know (article one section 10 of the US constitution..right?) it is unconstitutional to require a defendant to produce evidence against himself. I am going to send notice of this to the plaintiff as requested, however....
attached is a Return of Service of Subpoena
This confuses me. Does this mean I have to go to a notary and fill out this form then physically take it to the court?



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