Fredrich is a student in your class and is frequently disruptive. Your professor has asked him to stop talking four times and to stop texting three times just in today's class. Finally, your professor asks him to leave, and when Fredrich says, "Make me," your professor loses it and knocks him out with a right cross to the jaw. Fredrich is now suing your professor for civil battery. Both sides believe that you can provide valuable information for their sides. Which discovery method should they use to get your information?

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Faith Saunders

Social Studies

12 April, 06:23

Fredrich is a student in your class and is frequently disruptive. Your professor has asked him to stop talking four times and to stop texting three times just in today's class. Finally, your professor asks him to leave, and when Fredrich says, "Make me," your professor loses it and knocks him out with a right cross to the jaw. Fredrich is now suing your professor for civil battery. Both sides believe that you can provide valuable information for their sides. Which discovery method should they use to get your information?

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Rachel Cooke · Answer 1

a deposition

Explanation:

A deposition can be described as a witness who is used to gather information for the discovery of an event which occurred. A deposition can also be used for a trial under some circumstances. Usually, a deposition procedure starts with the swearing of a witness. If a deposition does not solve a case then it will most likely move to the court for trials.

Hence, the best discovery method they should use to gather information is through deposition.