Episode 147 - Going Off the Record While The Deponent Reads Documents? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t.
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Some examiners will mark a voluminous document as an exhibit and then declare that "we'll go off the record while the deponent reads it." But "going off the record" for this purpose is an unwise practice and is fraught with risks to both the examining and defending lawyer. Jim Garrity explains why.
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