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Litigation and Trial Practice

Janis L. Walter, Roderick D. Blanchard

Chapter 9

CONDUCTING AN INVESTIGATION - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

Why should you prepare an investigation plan?

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Problem 2

List at least five considerations for preparing an investigation plan.

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Problem 3

Of what use are photographs during the investigation?

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Problem 4

Can you ever use photocopies of photographs during the investigation?

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Problem 5

Under what circumstances should a memorandum of interview be used rather than a witness statement?

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Problem 6

Under what circumstances is it all right for a paralegal to try to have a witness change her or his version of an occurrence?

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Problem 7

Why is it important to obtain background information about independent witnesses?

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Problem 8

What advantage does a tape-recorded witness statement have over a handwritten, signed witness statement?

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Problem 9

What advantages does a handwritten, signed statement have over a taperecorded statement?

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Problem 10

Why is it significant that a witness statement is hearsay?

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Problem 11

Are you required to give the witness a copy of the witness's signed statement?

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Problem 12

How does a typical signed witness statement differ from an affidavit?

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Problem 13

What should you do about a substantive error you make in a written witness statement?

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