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6. General
principles of discovery & investigation
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Article
36-Depositions and discovery
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Discovery |
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Discovery is the act or process of finding or learning something that was previously unknown, either through voluntary disclosure and/or compulsory disclosure. |
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Permitted methods of discovery by this code are interrogatories, depositions, requests for admissions, and requests for production |
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Depositions |
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A deposition is evidence given under oath and recorded for possible use in court at a later date. |
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The rules for taking a deposition are: |
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1. Presence of court official at time/location of deposition being taken; |
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2. Presence of both parties at time/location of deposition being taken; |
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3. Proper recording of testimony of deposition and safe keeping of recorded material; |
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4. The right to follow up each prosecution/plaintiff question with a question by the defense; |
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