Tips for Testifying at a Deposition or in Court

Tips for Testifying at a Deposition or in Court

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Tips for Testifying at a Deposition or in Court

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Do’s

Dress professionally and conservatively.

Tell the truth at all times.

Listen to the complete question before responding.

Speak slowly, clearly, and concisely when answering.

Take a few seconds to formulate an answer before responding.

Minimize “ums” or “uhs” by pausing at the end of sentences.

If there is an objection, stop talking and wait for the judge to make a ruling.

When answering questions, make eye contact with the jury members.

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Respond confidently.

Practice difficult words.

Avoid nervous gestures; keep your hands in your lap.

Don’ts

• Avoid saying “I think” and “I believe.”
• Never interrupt.
• Do not answer a question that you do not understand; ask the attorney to repeat questions as needed.
• Do not become defensive or angry.

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A preliminary examination of the decedent by the FNDI reveals ascites, jaundice, and multiple contusions on the body. Through communication with family members, the FNDI discovers the decedent was an alcoholic with many health problems; the FNDI suspects that he had ruptured esophageal varices. This suspicion was confirmed by an autopsy, and the manner of death was determined to be from natural causes rather than homicide, as initially believed.[Order Now]

Tips for Testifying at a Deposition or in Court

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