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There are five circumstances in which affidavits may be used instead of a witness's in-court testimony:
- To support an arrest warrant.
- To present evidence to a grand jury.
- In preliminary hearings or probable cause hearings.
- By agreement or stipulation of the parties in a trial.
- To provide impeachment material of the affiant, who later testifies in person.
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