Testimony Test 2 Flashcards

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pre trial device for one party to obtain facts and information from other party prior to trial

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Discovery

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discovery includes any information not…

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privileged

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3
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communications between certain parties that is kept confidential

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privileged

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FRCP Rule 26 Scope

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any non privileged matter relevant to defense, relevant material doesn’t have to be admissible evidence

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Discovery components (5)

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interrogatories, depositions, request for production, examination of parties and premises, requests for admission

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defendants in criminal case cannot be forced to testify against themselves (Amendment)

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5th

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criminal prosecution has limited access to (4)

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files, records, documents, defendant testimony

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Prosecutors are allowed exemplars like…

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blood, urine, hair, handwriting, breath, fingerprints, footprints, voice

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good cause allows searches with …

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search warrant

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under FRCP government must supply 4

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statements of defendant, prior criminal record, docs and objects to be evidence at trial, reports of examinations and tests

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under FRCP gov does not have to supply 3

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internal documents, inspections or reports, statements made by gov witnesses

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def supplies gov 2

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docs to be evidence, reports of examination or tests*

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13
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def does not supply gov with 1

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docs in connection to investigation

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14
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rule 15

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depositions can be taken in exceptional circumstances

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15
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civil and criminal must update information…

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as soon as available

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16
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court can enforce orders with…

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sanctions

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17
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civil discovery activated by

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attorneys

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18
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criminal discovery activated by

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both sides or court orders

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19
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Two ways discovery affects experts

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information to support a case, used as discovery for by opposition

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20
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Expert during discovery

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aids with questions for opposition, advises response to to opposition questions, responds to written and oral questions before trial

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assisting with discovery 8

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competent, knowledgeable, current practice and procedure, familiar with the facts, close to prelim opinion, innovative digging, art of brevity, ethical

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rules of discovery

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talk too much, reveal too much

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checklist pre deposition 7

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interrogatories, review casefile, check accuracy of final report, confer with attorney, dress professionally, prepare physically and mentally, practice testimony

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opposing attorneys objectives 5

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additional information, attempt to impeach, lock in to position, assess your demeanor, demonstrate knowledge and expertise

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the ultimate accomplishment
successful testimony
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how is testimony a unique communication 5
highly structured, interactive, narrowly focused, varies in length, directed by someone not the speaker
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testimony of expert witness referred to as
translation
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report should contain 11
name address title, name address agency, date, case ID#, description of items examined, contact info for examiner, methods and instrumentation used to examine, results, interpretation or statistics, statement of disposition, signature of examiner and reviewers
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format
IM-MR-CD intro, materials, methods, results, conclusion, discussion
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three phases of trial
voir dire, direct examination, cross examination
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key to testimony
stay within expertise
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enhance testimony with 5
positive open body language, emphasis of key points, establish main points early, summarize at conclusion, awareness for needing commonsense explanations
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direct examination purpose 2
evidence to support facts, lays foundation
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important points for direct 6
accuracy of citation, precision in factual presentation, organization of graphics, organization of testimony and documentation, project credibility, honest
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law enforcement arm of the court
bailiff
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copies not as good as original
best evidence rule
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question with several different components
compound
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testifying about what they heard someone say
hearsay
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witness memory refreshed by previous statement
past recollection refreshed
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witness memory refreshed by previous document
past recollection recorded
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question suggesting the answer
leading
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witness that can be asked leading questions
hostile
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after cross examination
re direct
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elements enhance direct 5
coordination of testimony and documentation, explanation of complex ideas in simple manner, support opinion with admitted evidence, serious but pleasant, comfort with material and court
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coordination of testimonial media
blend testimony with visuals, building block, other expert opinion to reinforce your own
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Addie model
Analyze, design, develop, implement, evaluate
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TOMIPASTA
title, objective, materials, introduction, presentation, application, study, testing, assignment
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studies show that presentation of stats can be enhanced by using
hypothetical case examples