Ontario Private Investigator Practice Exam

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What can notes be used for by a private investigator when on the witness stand in court?

To provide exact quotes only
As a memory aid only
To discredit the opposing counsel
To introduce new evidence

The correct answer is: As a memory aid only

Notes can be used as a memory aid for the private investigator to recall specific details and events during their testimony on the witness stand in court. Using exact quotes (A) would not be appropriate without proper documentation or permission from the original source. Discrediting the opposing counsel (C) would not be the purpose of the private investigator's testimony and could harm their credibility. Introducing new evidence (D) is the responsibility of their legal team, not the private investigator. Only using notes as a memory aid (B) is a permissible and useful way for the private investigator to construct their testimony.