If a witness in your Nevada criminal case is giving a deposition, it is vital for you to have an experienced attorney well-versed in the Rules of Criminal Practice to: do extensive preparation to know which questions to ask the witness during the depo and which subjects to avoid altogether; lock in all the important testimony during the depo in case the witness cannot testify during trial or gives contradictory statements during trial; steer the witness interviews in a way to minimize the chances of them saying incriminating things about you. Then if the D.A. tries to introduce a damaging deposition into your trial, a skilled attorney can argue that the judge should suppress it as evidence for being irrelevant, prejudicial, or otherwise inadmissible.