This appeal requires us to determine if a police officer employed in a non-civil service municipality can be subpoenaed to testify in the municipality's case-in-chief at a departmental disciplinary hearing seeking his termination. The court concludes the subpoena violates neither fundamental fairness and due process nor statutory procedures governing discipline of a police officer in a non-civil service municipality. The court further concludes that absent an objection to a specific question, it is premature to determine whether there is a violation of the officer's Fifth Amendment constitutional right against self-incrimination. Accordingly, the court affirms the Law Division order granting the municipality's request to enforce the subpoena.