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Base Deposition Questions for Defendant

Before you take a deposition, you may need some good starter questions on which you can build and get more specific about your case. This is a list which covers many of the basics which are commonly asked across depositions, and with a few tricks of the trade thrown in too. This form is just over 2 pages long and priced at only $16.04 (802 words at .2₵/word).

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These questions give a good starting point to delve into the Defendant's personal history including education and employment, prior court involvement, familiarity with the deposition process, grounds for potential impeachment, and some clever questions which might just prove to be a double-edged sword.

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