If the defendant's lawyer states during depositions that a question is "irrelevant, immaterial and not reasonably calculated to lead to the dicovery of admissable evidence." can this statement be used to avoid answering said question?
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No. Only if the statment proves true, i.e., the question is asking if the sky is blue when the case is about tractors. You can not use this statement for a reasonable question asked pertaining to the case or to which the case is based on. I am not an attorney.
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