2 PJI 6 | USE OF INTERROGATORIES

[You’ll now hear/You’ve heard] answers that [Party] gave in response to written questions the other side submitted. The questions are called “interrogatories.” Before the trial, [Party] gave the answers in writing while under oath.

You must consider [Party]’s answers to as though [Party] gave the answers on the witness stand.

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