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"Deposition Tip: Use Exhibits Regularly During Video Depositions"

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Posted by Evan Schaeffer: "You can create a more interesting and visually-compelling videotaped deposition by showing the witness an exhibit every so often. When you are preparing for trial, you can set up the video playback to display the exhibit on the screen as the witness is being questioned about it. This will break up the monotonous continuing screen-shot of the witness which becomes tedious after ten or fifteen minutes. 

[His] Source: Mike Rogers, "Practice makes perfect visual presentations." Trial, June, 2009.

 

Related posts:

 

1. "Tips for Video Depositions"
2. "Cross-Examining Experts During Depositions."

  

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on June 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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