What is a deposition transcript?

A deposition transcript is a written record of the sworn testimony of a witness that is made during a deposition. In West Virginia, depositions are typically taken as part of the pre-trial discovery process in court. During a deposition, the witness is asked questions by the parties involved in the case. The deposition transcript will contain all the questions and responses given by the witness. It may also include objections and other comments made by the attorneys. The deposition transcript is typically used as evidence in court to support the witness’s testimony. It is important for the transcript to be accurate, and it is reviewed by the lawyers before it is used in court. Deposition transcripts can also be used for other purposes, such as background checks or as a reference in future cases.

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