DEPOSITIONS AND EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES
- Section 492.080 - Depositions may be obtained conditionally
- Section 492.090 - Officers authorized to take depositions
- Section 492.100 - Commissioners of foreign courts may compel attendance of witnesses
- Section 492.110 - Witness residing out of this state, commission to issue
- Section 492.120 - Commission, how issued, to whom directed
- Section 492.130 - Power and duty of the officer under the commission
- Section 492.140 - What officers out of this state may take depositions without commission
- Section 492.150 - Special commissioner appointed when, qualifications - time and place of depositions - enforcement of subpoenas issued by other officer
- Section 492.155 - Powers of special commissioner - rulings on evidence, review
- Section 492.160 - Notice to be given if the party or his attorney resides in this state, how
- Section 492.170 - If they do not reside in this state, how
- Section 492.180 - Notice, how served on party or attorney
- Section 492.190 - By whom served
- Section 492.200 - When notice shall be served
- Section 492.210 - Time may be shortened by court or judge in vacation
- Section 492.220 - Commission to examine witnesses on interrogatories when awarded
- Section 492.230 - To whom directed
- Section 492.240 - Interrogatories to be annexed
- Section 492.250 - Command of the commission
- Section 492.260 - Officer to propound interrogatories
- Section 492.270 - Officer may compel attendance of witness - contempt - if witness imprisoned, on what terms discharged
- Section 492.280 - Production of documentary evidence on taking of deposition, when
- Section 492.290 - Witnesses to be examined on oath
- Section 492.292 - Venue for deposition of employee of a publicly funded crime laboratory
- Section 492.300 - Adverse party may take depositions by giving notice, when
- Section 492.303 - Essential witness, defined - deposition may be taken by prosecutor, procedure - costs - videotape authorized, used when
- Section 492.304 - Visual and aural recordings of child under fourteen admissible, when
- Section 492.310 - Depositions taken in foreign countries to be taken in language of the witness - must be translated
- Section 492.320 - Residence of witness certified by officer
- Section 492.330 - Objections to competency or relevancy, how taken
- Section 492.340 - Deposition shall be submitted to witness for examination - signing of deposition
- Section 492.350 - Certificate of officer taking depositions
- Section 492.360 - Exhibits to be enclosed with depositions and directed to clerk
- Section 492.370 - What constitutes sufficient evidence of the authentication of depositions
- Section 492.380 - Official character of officer in the United States, how attested
- Section 492.390 - Official character of officer in foreign country, how attested
- Section 492.400 - When depositions may be read
- Section 492.410 - Evidence preserved in bill of exceptions may be used, how