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Stallion

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3. In A Deposition You actually are Required to Read, Correct and Verify Your Testimony

Reply to Mr.Bill (Original post)

Tue May 9, 2017, 05:00 PM

May 2017

if material mistakes or errors are made you correct them under written oath usually within 30 days after the Court Reporter delivers a copy of the transcript to the witness

Does a witness do that after a Congressional hearing?

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New rule for testifying under oath to the Senate: [View all] Mr.Bill May 2017 OP

it's the sessions rule also Ohioblue22 May 2017 #1

True, but when Comey does it Mr.Bill May 2017 #2

In A Deposition You actually are Required to Read, Correct and Verify Your Testimony Stallion May 2017 #3

I don't know. Mr.Bill May 2017 #6

What is the truth, after all? This is 2017 under trump. The truth isn't what it used to be. L. Coyote May 2017 #4

I'll just put this here again, for the umpteenth time: Sculpin Beauregard May 2017 #5

Ronald Reagan was pretty good at that too. progressoid May 2017 #7