The United States Depostion - Time for Adoption in Australian Civil Procedure ?  

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Legg, Michael J

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Melbourne University Law Review vol. 31 no. 1 (2007), page 146-170.
Topik: fused deposition; deposition; time; procedure

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The deposition is the most important discovery method in the United States legal system. The deposition promotes the efficient attainment of justice by providing better information than may be obtained through reliance upon document discovery alone, facilitating settlement and narrowing the issues for trial. However, the deposition can also be costly and subject to abuse. This article outlines the US court rules governing the deposition and explains the advantages and disadvantages of the deposition. The article then considers whether the US - style deposition should be adopted in Australia and the potential ramifications of adoption. Particular consideration is given to how to obtain the forensic advantages of the deposition while containing costs, and the impact of adoption on Australian civil procedure and legal culture more generally.

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