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The Barrister’s Toolbox

Tag: Civil procedure

Misbehaving and Dealing with the Same During a Deposition

Depositions are legal proceedings which are not typically officiated by a court officer. During such affairs attorneys can behave quite badly. Such behavior can range from simple rudeness to conduct that borders on criminal conduct such as threats of bodily harm or emotional charges to go outside and handle the matter like a man. Needless →

depositions, Discovery, Rule 26, Rule 30, Termination of deposition, testimony, Trial Rules

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Civil procedure, Deposition, Depositions, problems, Rule 30

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Dec 19, 2017
The Case Against Experts in the Courtroom

“If you can’t explain it to a six year old, you don’t understand it yourself.” Albert Einstein I have always thought it is unclear whether Indiana Rule of Evidence (IRE) 615 applies to depositions. IRE 101(C) states: Rules Inapplicable. The rules, other than those with respect to privileges, do not apply in the following situations: →

depositions, Evidence, exclusion of witnesses, experts, rule 101, Rule 102, Rule 26, Rule 30, Rule 32, Rule 43, Rule 615, rule 702, Rule 704, Rules of Evidence, separation of witnesses, testimony, Trial Advocacy, Trial Rules

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Adversarial system, Civil procedure

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Oct 15, 2015
Litigation Against an Organization: Why you need to do a Rule 30(B)(6) deposition.

If you are suing an organization, it is important that you familiarize yourself with the provisions of Rule 30(b)(6). Rule of Procedure 30(b)(6) provides in pertinent part: Notice or Subpoena Directed to an Organization. In its notice or subpoena, a party may name as the deponent a public or private corporation, a partnership, an association, a governmental agency, or →

depositions, Evidence

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Civil procedure, Deposition, organization, Rule 30, Rules of evidence

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Jun 14, 2012