P.R. Laws tit. 3, § 292i
The person summoned as a witness in an investigation or proceeding is under the obligation to appear and testify or to present the evidence he/she is required. In said case, the person summoned shall be informed of his/her right to refuse to reveal any evidence or testimony that might incriminate him/her. In case he/she should refuse to appear, testify or present the evidence he/she has been required on the grounds that the testimony or evidence might incriminate him/her or expose him/her to a criminal, civil, administrative or other proceeding which may entail the removal or suspension from his/her job, profession or occupation, the Secretary shall determine whether the situation calls for the granting of immunity to the person summoned using the legal criteria and norms applicable to the granting of immunity.
History —Aug. 9, 2004, No. 205, § 12.