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Deposition Format
Maybe it's because of age, or maybe it's because of rebellion against change, but personally, I HATE "mini text" depositions. Yes, they save space, yes, they are lighter to carry in my brief case and deposition notebooks, but I still hate the "mini" deposition format.
It seems to me that during the numerous interruptions that occur as I am reading, I ALWAYS automatically go back to the left hand top of the page, i.e., page 1 of the 4 on that page. This only lengthens the time it takes ME (and I stress this might just be a "me" problem) to finish a "mini" format deposition.
However, on behalf of the minis, a six inch stack of minis looks much less daunting than a "legal box" full of "normal" size print depositions. I guess in the final analysis, I can't fight "progress".
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R. Craig Jerner, Ph.D., PE specializes in accident
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