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When interviewing, it is important to:
 
  a. Not make eye contact with the interviewee
  b. Avoid casual conversation at all times
  c. Use legal terms whenever possible
  d. Use language that the interviewee understands

Question 2

Paralegal Margaret is interviewing witness Dave about a car accident he witnessed. Will seems nervous and uncomfortable. Margaret should:
 
  a. Immediately begin questioning Dave about the details of the accident
  b. Stick strictly to her prewritten questions
  c. Spend a minute or two chatting casually
  d. Avoid small talk



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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