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What do you call a written statement for use as judicial evidence?
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∙ 13y ago
A deposition
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An "affidavit" or "certification in lieu of an affidavit" is the more likely answer. A "deposition" today is a recorded session of direct and cross examination of a witness under oath used for discovery purpose but which may also be use at trial. Another form of writing that might be used at trial is an "interrogatory." Also a discovery technique, an interrogatory is a written answer to a written question.
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