Definition: The term "interpellant" in legal terms refers to a person who is summoned or notified by another party, such as a judge or prosecutor, to appear before them for an investigation or hearing. This person can be a witness, a defendant, or any other individual involved in the case. The purpose of this notice is to gather information and evidence that may assist the court in making a decision. Interpellants are usually not present during the trial, but their presence may be requested by the
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