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Conditional Examination of Prosecution or Defense Witness
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- Under Section13, how far before the defense-witness examination must the prosecutor be served the order?
- A necessary defense examination is ordered. Examination before a judge is impracticable, and the judge designates a mem…
- The prosecutor was duly notified of the ordered Section13 defense examination but does not attend. Must the examination…
- A defense examination motion alleges qualifying infirmity but deliberately omits the witness’s name, residence and subs…
- A prosecution witness is properly conditionally examined under Section15. The resulting statement contains a material p…
- State the required contents and support for a defense conditional-examination motion where infirmity is alleged.
- A duly notified prosecutor stays away from a Section13 defense examination. Discuss whether that absence vetoes the exa…
- Explain the alternatives for the examiner under Section13 when examination before a judge is impracticable.