Which expense must be paid or tendered in advance to a person subpoenaed?

• A. Authorized traveling expenses
• B. One day's witness fee
• C. Attorney's fees
• D. Court costs

Answer: (A)

When a person is subpoenaed, the party who issues the subpoena must cover certain costs up front to secure the witness’s appearance. The expense that must be paid or tendered in advance is the authorized traveling expenses. This upfront payment ensures the witness isn’t deterred by travel costs and can attend without bearing the burden themselves. The one-day witness fee is a separate obligation tied to the act of giving testimony, not an upfront prepayment required by the subpoena itself. Court costs are expenses of the case itself and aren’t paid to the subpoenaed person as a condition of attendance, and attorney’s fees aren’t a standard payment to a subpoenaed witness.