Interrogatories

Rule 33 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure outlines a formal set of written questions that litigants can ask the opposite party in order to clarify evidence and determine what facts will be presented at trial. These written questions are known as interrogatories and the answer to interrogatories are given under oath and can be used as evidence in trial.  For use in trial, consider integrating interrogatory questions with the answers directly below the question.  When using this format of interrogatories in depositions or for presentation in court, it will allow question and answer pairs to be displayed easily.  Otherwise, the presenter must display one document that contains the questions and then another document that contains the answer.