Realizado por:
Alicia Ortiz
DISCOVERY
DOCUMENTS
Tutorizado por:
Alberto Navarro
Realizado por:
Alicia Ortiz
Kenia Linet Rodríguez García 2051231
Yamily Aideé Cordero Peña 2073558
Sofia Yamileth Padrón Partida 2058565
Dalia Paola Martinez Medellin 1968841
Angelina Monserrath Almanza Ceballos 2063847
Tutorizado por:
Alberto Navarro
Índice de
CONTENIDOS
01. Mental examination
02. Opposing
03. Subpoena
04. Privileged
05. Physical examination
06. Interrogatory
Discovery is the formal process by
which the parties to a case in court
exchange information about the case.
This includes information about the
witnesses and evidence to be presented
at trial. Its purpose is to make the
parties aware of the evidence which
may be presented at trial.
Mental
examination
The mental examination in a trial is a
test that is carried out on any person
who must certify their state of mental
health before a judicial resolution
Psychiatry and psychology
examinations are used to determine
capacity, interdiction, imputability or
criminal responsibility
02 Opposing
Investigation:
1-If Opposing means
being in conflict with
another person, team
or army.
It is like the act of
resisting or
challenging something.
For example: "You are
opposing the court's
decision."
Opposing party: The
opposing party
represents the other
side of a court case or
dispute
03 subpoena
Investigation:
to order someone to go to
a court of law to answer
questions, or to order the
appearance of documents
in a court of law.
04 privileged
Investigation:
Priviledged
information is secret
and does not have to
be given even in a law
court.
05
Investigation:
Physical
examination
A physical examination
in law is a court order to
compel a person to
submit to a
physical or mental
examination to
determine their health
or injuries.
A court can order a
physical
examination if a
person's condition is
in question for the
case at hand.
The examiner's report
must be in writing
and include their
findings, diagnoses,
conclusions, and the
results of any tests.
A physical examination can help us:
DIAGNOSIS:
To identify and diagnose
medical conditions, injuries,
or illnesses.
EVIDENCE COLLECTION:
To document
injuries or conditions
for legal purposes.
RESEARCH:
To collect data for
medical research
studies.
INJURY ASSESSMENT
to evaluate the
extent of injuries
06
Investigation:
Interrogatory
Interrogatories are used to help determine what each party
knows about the evidence in a case. Other methods of
discovery include subpoenas and requests for documents.
When writing interrogatories, it is important to be clear and
concise, and to include only one fact per request.
Compound questions and subparts should be avoided.
When answering interrogatories, documents that are
referenced must be identified and summarized to ensure
that the answers are fully responsive.
Muchas
GRACIAS
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