Sentences with phrase «pre-trial process of discovery»

Much of what is posted on social media sites is discoverable, meaning it can be exchanged in the pre-trial process of discovery and used as evidence in trial.

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Garett has participated on complex litigation files with subject matter ranging from motor vehicle accidents to professional liability at all stages of the litigation process including examinations for discovery, mediations, pre-trial preparation and trial preparation.

The tort claim process typically includes the following steps: • Investigation of the accident and evidence gathering / review (medical reports, witness statements, etc.) • Expert assessment of the needs and damages of the injured party • Provide an official statement of claim • Receive statement of defence • Prepare, submit, and receive affidavits of documents for all parties involved • Attend examinations for discovery with your lawyer • Attempt to settle the tort claim out of court by negotiating, mediating, or engaging in pre-trial measures • Trial

Upon answering the above, investigate processes and options that respect the fundamental rights of European citizens under Article 16 of the TFEU and Article 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union whilst serving the purposes of pre-trial discovery.

The discovery process is a pre-trial period of time when each party has the opportunity to learn more about the case by obtaining evidence through requests for answers to interrogatories, request for production of documents, request for admissions and depositions.

Early intervention by a judge — It is critical that judges understand the issues in the case and work with the parties to develop an appropriate pre-trial plan, which requires engaging on the case issues, including the technical aspects of discovery early in the process.

Indeed, as part of the civil pre-trial discovery process, an alleged offender will have to produce all relevant, non-privileged documents in his possession, power or control and to submit to an oral examination under oath.

By using a JCCP to hear the cases, one judge will oversee all pre-trial proceedings, eliminating duplication of efforts in the discovery process, wasting judicial resources and reducing the likelihood of inconsistent rulings on individual cases.

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) expanded its application of constitutional standards in the context of critical pre-trial processes in criminal matters, such as plea bargaining and discovery.