In аn аctiоn fоr persоnаl injuries the plaintiff claims she sustained at an intersection, the plaintiff testifies that she came to a complete stop before proceeding through the intersection. On cross-examination, the defendant seeks to impeach the plaintiff through the plaintiff’s deposition testimony. At trial the defendant asked the witness “At your deposition you were asked if you came to a complete stop.” And you answered “almost.” Counsel for the plaintiff objected. Will a court sustain the plaintiff’s objection? Yes. The testimony is a violation of the Best Evidence Rule. Yes. The defendant is trying to prove the contents of the deposition. No. The defendant is not trying to prove the contents of the deposition. No. This is not a proper form of impeachment. Select an answer from the following options:
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