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Outline your deposition questions; Notice I said "outline" the questions. If you write ... How you ask questions depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If you are trying to simply find out things then asking informal, open-ended questions is best. If you are trying to pin the witness down then use leading questions.
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Can lawyers ask leading questions during federal-court depositions? If so, when? Under federal rules, the examination and cross-examination of witnesses during depositions proceeds “as permitted at trial.” Fed.R.Civ.P. 30(c). This means that the propriety of leading questions is determined just... ... If you were wondering:
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Anyone asking questions at an Illinois discovery deposition is permitted to approach the party "as if under cross-examination," which includes the use leading questions.
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Think of a deposition as a reverse cross-examination. ... Open-ended v. leading questions. ... Do a little cross-examination. Find out how witness will respond to leading questions.
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for Deposition or Court ... 21: Questions?; Types of Questioning; Direct Examination; Cross Examination; Re-direct; Types of Questions; Multi-Part Questions; Take-Me-Along Questions; Open Questions; Leading Questions; Commonsense Questions;
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A party may not put leading questions (which suggest the answer, or require a simple yes or no) to his own witness, but he may ask such questions in cross-examination. Curtilage: Land around a dwelling house, used by the occupants for their enjoyment or work. ... Deponent: Person who swears an affidavit or deposition.
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See Rule 30 and then read "When Are Leading Questions Permitted During Federal Court Depositions?" at his Trial Practice Tips Weblog. Schaeffer is right to remind us: the starting point for lawyers who notice depositions is a direct exam (therefore no leading questions).
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Leading questions should not be used on the direct examination of a witness unless necessary to develop the person's testimony. ... leading question n. a question asked of a witness by an attorney during a trial or a deposition (questioning under oath outside of court), suggesting an answer or putting words in the mouth of...
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