Letter rogatory: court to court requests for foreign assistance in taking witness testimony under judicial comity. A letter rogatory is a formal court to court written request by which one jurisdiction asks another to obtain evidence-typically by examining a witness under the direction of the requested court-and transmit that testimony to the requesting court for use in pending proceedings, relying on judicial comity and the procedures of the requested forum.
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Letter rogatory: court to court requests for foreign assistance in taking witness testimony under judicial comity.
A letter rogatory is a formal court to court written request by which one jurisdiction asks another to obtain evidence-typically by examining a witness under the direction of the requested court-and transmit that testimony to the requesting court for use in pending proceedings, relying on judicial comity and the procedures of the requested forum.
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