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erratum
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erratum
A correction of a printing, typographical, or editorial error.
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2) Three common forms of obstruction used during depositions are: * conferences to frame a witness's answer or to interrupt the proceedings * speaking objections and interjections to suggest answers or disrupt the flow of information * errata sheets to change a witness's testimony.
Don't let your opponent disrupt depositions: opposing attorneys may ... by McCormack, David / Trial
See also Taylor, Depositions, Errata Sheets, Reopening, and Termination, 70 FLA.
Logic and the law: when their paths diverge; ten instances in which ... by Allen, A. Graham / Florida Bar Journal
Errata Sheets and Reopening Depositions Often a deponent is told at the conclusion of a deposition, "You have the right to read and review your deposition.
Depositions, errata sheets, reopening, and termination by Taylor, Robert E., Jr. / Florida Bar Journal
 
 
 
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