Question $26$

$1$ pts

Depositions and interrogatories are two different aspects of the discovery process. Which of the following is false?

One could reasonably argue that a deposition is more effective than interrogatories in obtaining information directly from the person who is being questioned.

A deposition involves questions that are directed at either a party to the lawsuit or a witness.

In a deposition, the person who is being deposed $($called the "deponent"$)$ can elect to have his or her attorney answer any questions directed at the deponent.

Interrogatories can only be directed to a party to the lawsuit $($i$.$e$.,$ the plaintiff or the defendant$).$

The person who provides answers to interrogatories must do so in writing under oath.