The Police Want Me to Come in for Questioning, Do I have to Talk to Them?
The short answer is no. You are not required to talk to the police at any point in time, even if you are charged with
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The short answer is no. You are not required to talk to the police at any point in time, even if you are charged with
When you are a party in civil litigation (you are suing or being sued), it is common to receive a subpoena for your deposition. This
Depositions are a way of gathering information about a case that actually involves your active participation with the attorneys. Most other forms of discovery are
One of the key ways to obtain information in litigation is by depositions. In the most common scenario, these are depositions of the parties. Essentially,
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In trial court testimony, it is rare that the prosecutor (if the defendant testifies on his or her behalf) or a Plaintiff’s or Defendant’s attorney
Everyone has watched courtroom television dramas unfold in which a fictional attorney stands up in courtrooms and witness by loudly exclaiming, “I object!” Next, the
Depositions are one of several tools available to parties to obtain information from the opposing party to prepare for trial. When a deposition is set,
In all forms of litigation, civil and criminal, depositions are a common form of “discovery.” Discovery is the process of obtaining information to prepare for
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