Witness unable to communicate verbally may give evidence by writing or signs; courts must use interpreters and videograph statements. A witness who is unable to speak may give evidence by writing or signs made in open court and such evidence shall be deemed to be oral evidence; if the ... Summary
Witness unable to communicate verbally may give evidence by writing or signs; courts must use interpreters and videograph statements.
A witness who is unable to speak may give evidence by writing or signs made in open court and such evidence shall be deemed to be oral evidence; if the witness cannot communicate verbally the Court shall take assistance of an interpreter or a special educator in recording the statement, and that statement shall be videographed.
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