A counter-designation identifies additional transcript passages an opposing party wants presented alongside designated testimony.

A deposition designation identifies transcript passages a party intends to present at trial.

A deposition exhibit is a document marked and identified during a deposition, becoming part of the record.

A deposition summary condenses transcript testimony into an organized synopsis with citations, used for case analysis and trial preparation.

A deposition transcript is the certified verbatim record of deposition testimony prepared by the court reporter and cited throughout the case.

An errata sheet records a deponent's corrections to the transcript, with the reason for each change.

Impeachment by deposition confronts a trial witness with prior deposition testimony contradicting current answers.

A page-line summary condenses deposition testimony sequentially with page and line citations for each entry.

Read and sign is the deponent's right to review the transcript and sign it, subject to any corrections.

Realtime transcription streams the reporter's translated text to counsel's screen as testimony occurs.

A rough transcript is the reporter's unedited draft provided immediately after a deposition for preparation purposes.