Corporate executives must give testimony in court, whenever so requested, to answer questions about company policy and other matters.

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Corporate executives, like any other individuals, have the right to refuse to give testimony in certain circumstances, especially if it would incriminate them, under protections such as the Fifth Amendment in the United States. Additionally, there may be other legal grounds or privileges that allow them to refuse or limit their testimony.

Corporate Executives Must Give Testimony in Court, Whenever So Requested