Discovery Flashcards

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What is discovery?

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This is the process of gathering information in preparation for trial.

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What is a case management conference?

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This is where parties plan there discovery and limit expert witness.

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What are depositions?

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This is an oral examination of a person/witness/litigant, where you take their testimony.

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What is a subpoena duces tecum?

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This is a request for documents at the deposition. A list of materials that should be brought with the person who is being deposed.

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Who can you take a deposition in front of?

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Notary, judicial officer, court-appointed or person authorized by statutes to take them. Or anyone you stipulate to except parties relative, EE, or lawyer.

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How do you use a deposition in court?

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You use it just like the person is in court and testifying at the time.

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When can you use a deposition in court?

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When the person is dead, withness lives over 100 miles away, age infirmity, can’t get them to attend, expert witness,

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What are interrogatories?

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These are written questions to a party in the lawsuit or corporations or government agencies.

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When do you serve answers and objections to interrogatories?

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30 days of being served with them

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