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National Institute of Justice (NIJ) (see reuse policy).
For a real-life example of the degree of specific detail a forensic expert may be requested (and should be prepared) to provide on occasion, see Sample Interrogatories and Request for Production to Expert Witnesses in the Appendix.
These are samples of continuing interrogatories and criminal discovery requests for production of expert testimony by hired or subpoenaed witnesses on specific subject matter or on SOPs of scientific/laboratory analysis and testing. Experts must provide their responses in a prompt and timely fashion.
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Date Created: August 7, 2023