Which of the Following Is Generally True About Witness Statements

question 73

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is generally true about witness statements?

• A) They should not be approved by the supervising attorney.
• B) They usually cannot be introduced as evidence.
• C) They are very time-consuming to create and should be avoided.
• D) None of these choices is correct.

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