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Does the exhibit support the testimony?

Q. Was the equipment inspected before use?

A. I do not recall an inspection.

DEMO-01 · Deposition · p. 12:4–7Read the source
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Does the exhibit support the testimony?

The testimony records a lack of recollection. The inspection log records a check before use.

Those statements are different; they do not establish that the witness performed or observed the check.

Can we conclude that the equipment was safe?

The supplied record does not establish that conclusion.

The log records a visual check. It contains no test results or assessment of every possible condition. The witness’s lack of recollection does not fill that gap.

DEMO-01 · Deposition · page 12

  1. Q. Was the equipment inspected
  2. before use?
  3. A. I do not recall an
  4. inspection.

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DEMO-02 · Inspection log

08:40
Visual check recorded before use. No visible damage noted.
09:00
Equipment released for use.

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