A deposition is a legal record of a trial event. It contains the most accurate information concerning the evidence and testimony and is often called upon as a way to review portions of the case. It will also contain any errors that occurred during interviews and the trial proceedings. Depositions can play a significant role in preserving trial errors for future review. Depositions can be quite effective during appellate hearings where errors are being researched and ruled upon.

Here’s how depositions can be used for preserving trial errors for judicial review.

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Author's Bio: 

Colleen Jilio-Ryan, a certified court reporter, co-founded Hahn & Jilio Court Reporters. Soon after she would start Jilio & Associates Certified Court Reporters, this would later become Jilio-Ryan Court Reporters