Remote Deposition definition

Remote Deposition means any deposition conducted pursuant to Rule

Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted pursuant to Rule 3.33 of the Part 3 Rules of Practice where fewer than all of the participants— including Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, Attending Counsel, the Witness, court reporters, or videographers—are physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken. A “Remote Deposition” is a deposition conducted on the Platform, which will allow for Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, Attending Counsel, the Witness, court reporters, and videographers to participate without attending the deposition in person or by other means to which the Parties may agree for a particular deposition or Witness.

Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30 where any or all the participants—including attorneys, witnesses, court reporters, Parties, or videographers—are not physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken.

Examples of Remote Deposition in a sentence

• In addition, to prevent confidential documents from being downloaded by witnesses, electronic exhibits may only be shared with the witness through the Remote Deposition Technology via a hyperlink to file sharing software (to be agreed upon in advance) with the download function disabled.

• These security measures include using tools such as a “virtual waiting room” that allows the court reporter to admit only individuals authorized to attend the deposition and disabling the “record” feature in the Remote Deposition Technology for the witness and attending attorneys.

• At the beginning of the Remote Deposition, every person logged onto the Platform or otherwise viewing or listening to the deposition must be identified for the record.

• The Parties hereby expressly waive all objections to any Remote Deposition, and the admissibility of any testimony given during a Remote Deposition, based solely on the fact it was a Remote Deposition.

• If technical difficulties arise during the taking of a Remote Deposition, counsel for the Parties must meet and confer immediately, by telephone or other means, to determine whether the Remote Deposition can proceed or should be continued to a future date.

• The Noticing Party shall serve a copy of this Protocol with any subpoena for a Remote Deposition.

• All persons attending depositions taken pursuant to this Remote Deposition Protocol who do not have an immediate need to speak shall ensure that their telephone or video conference lines are muted.

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• Nothing in this paragraph is meant to preclude Defending Counsel who represents a Witness and is physically located in the same room as the Witness during the Remote Deposition from providing a hard copy of an exhibit that has been introduced to the Witness, provided that doing so does not unreasonably delay the Remote Deposition.

• Each recipient of the physical copies of the exhibits shall not review any exhibit until it is introduced as an exhibit by the Noticing Party at the Remote Deposition.

More Definitions of Remote Deposition

Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination taken in this case for the purposes of discovery pursuant to Rule 3.31A or 3.33 of the Part 3 Rules of Practice where fewer than all of the participants—including Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, the Witness, or the Court Reporter — are physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken but instead participate by means of the Platform.

Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 27, 30, or 45 where fewer than all of the participants—including Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, Attending Counsel, the Witness,

Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination of a Witness conducted pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 27, 30, or 45 where all of the participants- including Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, Attending Counsel, the Witness, court reporters, or videographers-are not physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken.

Remote Deposition means a deposition conducted pursuant to Rule 3.33 of the Part 3 Rules of Practice for Adjudicative Proceedings using a Platform as agreed to under this Protocol that allows for the Witness, Attending Counsel, Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, and the court reporter and/or videographer to participate in a deposition without attending the deposition in person, or any other means to which the Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, and Attending Counsel agree.

Remote Deposition means a deposition conducted pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30 or 45 using a Platform as agreed to under this Protocol that allows for the Deposition Participants to participate in a deposition without attending the deposition in person.