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DEPOSITION

Deposition Testimony

Witnesses are frequently asked to testify twice in connection with a single matter. The first time you testify may be for a deposition. Deposition testimony is typically given in a private conference room setting rather than in a courtroom. Depositions are usually attended by a court reporter and in addition to taking exact notes of your words the depositions is usually tape recorded. The primary purpose of a deposition is to find out what you know about the case at hand. The lawyers for the parties (Plaintiff's  and Defendant's), possibly the parties themselves, and a others allowed by law will be present.

You will take an oath to tell the truth. The court reporter will record all the questions asked by the lawyers and all responses given by you. The deposition may be taken in a few hours, many days or months before the case is actually tried. The purpose of the deposition testimony is to record your recollections of the events at a time when they are relatively fresh in your mind. Afterward, testimony will be typed in a deposition transcript after it is given, and you will be given the opportunity to read and sign it. If you are at all concerned that the court reporter may have improperly recorded your testimony, you should exercise your right to read and sign the transcript and correct those areas in the transcript where your testimony is incorrectly recorded.
 

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