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Litigation and Trial Practice

Janis L. Walter, Roderick D. Blanchard

Chapter 12

ORAL DEPOSITIONS - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

List four reasons for taking a person’s oral deposition rather than using
interrogatories.

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Problem 2

How many oral depositions do the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure allow?

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Problem 3

Under what circumstances may a paralegal take a deposition?

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Problem 4

Why would a deponent waive the right to read and correct a deposition transcript before it is filed with the court?

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Problem 5

What kinds of changes may a deponent make in a deposition transcript?

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Problem 6

How does the deponent makes changes in a deposition transcript?

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Problem 7

Can the deponent's original answers have any role in the trial even though they were duly changed as authorized by the court's rules?

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Problem 8

For what reasons might a party take another person's oral deposition by video rather than have a court reporter make a stenographic record?

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Problem 9

What advantages does a deposition transcript have over a video-recorded deposition?

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Problem 10

May a paralegal handle the mechanics of making a videotaped deposition?

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Problem 11

How much notice must a party give for taking a witness's deposition?

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Problem 12

On what grounds may a party object to questions asked of him or her in an oral deposition?

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