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Litigation and Trial Practice

Janis L. Walter, Roderick D. Blanchard

Chapter 7

GATHERING EVIDENCE - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

Why should an investigator develop a theory about the accident or transaction?

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Problem 2

What is the one discovery procedure that a paralegal may not conduct?

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Problem 3

Name three advantages that an investigation has over discovery procedures.

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Problem 4

When does the task of gathering the evidence end?

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Problem 5

What are the principal limits on the scope of discovery?

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Problem 6

When is a party required to supplement discovery responses?

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Problem 7

When is evidence or information relevant for the purpose of discovery procedures?

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Problem 8

What is a discovery plan?

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Problem 9

How do requests for admissions differ from discovery procedures?

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Problem 10

What sanction may be imposed on a party who wrongly fails to admit a fact pursuant to a Rule 36 request for admission?

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Problem 11

Why is evidence preserved?

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Problem 12

Name three methods of preserving a witness's expected testimony.

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Problem 13

What is the most serious sanction a court may impose on a party who refuses to allow discovery?

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