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Witness Questions Vicky Whitmore, Ph.D. Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance 1) With regard to the claims of individuals with rare diseases that unquestionably qualify under SSAS Listing of Impairments, what

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What is witness questions?

Witness questions are a set of written questions that are prepared by one party and submitted to a witness in a legal proceeding for their response.

Who is required to file witness questions?

Typically, both the prosecution and the defense are required to file witness questions in a legal proceeding.

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Witness questions should be clear, relevant, and concise. They should be drafted in a way that elicits the information needed from the witness.

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The purpose of witness questions is to gather information, clarify testimonies, and strengthen the case of the party submitting the questions.

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Witness questions should focus on relevant facts, events, and details related to the legal proceeding. They should be tailored to the specific case at hand.