Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Transfer Opportunities. An associate of applied science (AAS) degree is designed for students planning to join the workforce after graduation. Those who are planning to transfer into a 4 year program should take the Associate of Science (AS) or Associate of Arts (AA) degree while at Ivy Tech.
A deposition can be videotaped. This is usually done when the deponent is very ill and may not be well enough for trial. It can also be done if the deponent will be out-of-town or unavailable during trial. A deposition can be as short as fifteen minutes or a long as a week or more for a heavily involved witness. All depositions are very serious matters. What is said at a deposition is very important. The deponent should listen to the questions carefully and be precise in his or her answers.
Since you are not an attorney, you cannot assert any rights of a third party. The language you reference is fairly standard. The proper way of handling it would be if the deposition goes into 7 hours. Then the witness could object and end the deposition. Some cases however, are allowed to go beyond the seven hours - employment cases mainly. They can bring as many people as they want to the deposition, and they can have as many attorneys there as they want.