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The best interpreter will be one who is
 
  a. a member of the client's family.
  b. a speaker of the client's dialect.
  c. a member of the client's culture.
  d. fluent in both the client's dialect and English.

Question 2

If you videotape witnesses, you should
 
  a. be concerned about their reactions.
  b. worry about disclosure.
  c. find out whether it's potentially discoverable.
  d. relax; it'll be considered attorney work product.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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