Section 26-2B-106 Taking Testimony in Another State.
In guardianship or protective proceedings, courts may take or allow testimony from a witness in another state by deposition, telephone, audiovisual, or other electronic means, and they must cooperate on the location; documentary evidence sent electronically from another state cannot be excluded only because of the tran
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In guardianship or protective proceedings, courts may take or allow testimony from a witness in another state by deposition, telephone, audiovisual, or other electronic means, and they must cooperate on the location; documentary evidence sent electronically from another state cannot be excluded only because of the transmission method.
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