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EXAMINATION BEFORE TRIAL

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Also known as deposition; when witnesses can be examined or asked questions under oath prior to trial. … [Read more...]

EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES

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When witnesses are questioned under oath, in court. Also known as interrogation of the witness, which is a term that is not necessarily in trial or under oath, such as interrogation of a suspect by police in a police station. … [Read more...]

EXAMINATION REPORT

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A report issued by the IRS after an audit or examination of a taxpayer is completed and provides its findings. … [Read more...]

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