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What is a deposition and who can I depose?

One party can take a deposition of another party by serving that party with a notice.  Otherwise, to take the deposition of a non-party witness, you must serve that witness with a subpoena. 

In a deposition, one party gives testimony as if it were being obtained in court with the same formalities.  Depositions can be recorded stenographically by a court reporter whereby the parties can obtain a transcript, or by other means, including videotape. 

 

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