Interrogatories work like this normally. Her lawyers would give her a copy of the questions and she would provide answers to the questions asked and return the answers to her lawyers.
They would then essentially “massage” the answers to put her in the most favorable light.
The real kicker to this is that her lawyers can “object” to questions and refuse to provide answers to particular ones. It would then be up to the Judge as to whether or not answers should be provided.
The Felon running for the Presidency can also claim to have no knowledge or insufficient information to form an answer.
There is plenty of room to tap dance through this process whereas in a deposition, objections can be made to a question, but it still must be answered and the Judge could later strike the answer, or the Judge could be called during the deposition to immediately rule on the legitimacy of question.
This is why the Felon prefers interrogatories if she is forced to come clean.
I don’t remember
I don’t know
I’m not sure
I have no idea
I don’t believe so
I don’t recall
I don’t think so
I don’t have any specific recollection
I have no recollection
I just don’t remember
I have no specific recollection
I might have
I don’t have any recollection of that
I don’t have a specific memory
I don’t have any memory of that
I just can’t say
I have no direct knowledge of that
I don’t have any idea
Not that I recall
I don’t believe I did
I can’t remember
I can’t say
I do not remember doing so
Not that I remember
I’m not aware
I honestly don’t know
I don’t believe that I did
I’m fairly sure
I have no other recollection
I’m not positive
I certainly don’t think so
I don’t really remember
I would have no way of remembering that
That’s what I believe happened
To my knowledge, no
To the best of my knowledge
To the best of my memory
I honestly don’t recall
I honestly don’t remember
That’s all I know
I don’t have an independent recollection of that
I don’t actually have an independent memory of that
As far as I know
I don’t believe I ever did that
That’s all I know about that
I’m just not sure
Nothing that I remember
I simply don’t know
I would have no idea
I don’t know anything about that
I don’t have any direct knowledge of that
I just don’t know
I really don’t know
I can’t deny that, I just — I have no memory of that at all
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These were the exact answers Bill used when deposed in the Paula Jones Case.
Some he used multiple times for a grand total of 267 times his mind failed him