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XXII. DISCLOSURE OF CONTENTS (N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-28) ......................................................... 787
XXIII. REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESS (N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-29) ...................................................... 788
XXIV. BACKUP PRESERVATION (N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-30) ................................................................. 788
XXV. COST REIMBURSEMENT (N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-31) ................................................................. 789
XXVI. CIVIL ACTION AND DAMAGES (N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-32) .................................................... 789
XXVII. THE FEDERAL WIRETAP ACT ............................................................................................. 789
A. History-Purpose ........................................................................................................................... 789
B. Construction ................................................................................................................................ 789
C. Application for a Wiretap Order ................................................................................................. 790
D. Minimization .............................................................................................................................. 790
F. Disclosure ..................................................................................................................................... 791WITNESSES (See also, EVIDENCE and IMMUNITY, this Digest) ........................................................ 792
I. CROSS EXAMINATION ................................................................................................................... 792
A. Impeachment Through Use of Prior Conviction ......................................................................... 792
B. Impeachment by Religious Beliefs or Opinions ......................................................................... 793
C. Impeachment with Extrinsic Evidence ....................................................................................... 7 93
D. Impeachment with Prior Inconsistent Omission ....................................................................... 794
II. FAILURE TO PRODUCE WITNESS .............................................................................................. 79 4
III. LIMITATION OF NUMBER ......................................................................................................... 795
IV. PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION ........................................................................ 796
V. REFUSAL TO ANSWER ................................................................................................................... 797
VI. SEQUESTRATION; N.J.R.E. 615 ................................................................................................. 798
VII. AVAILABILITY AND RIGHT TO CONFRONT WITNESSES AND TO
COMPULSORY PROCESS .............................................................................................................. 799
VIII. INFANTS ....................................................................................................................................... 801
IX. RECANTATION ............................................................................................................................. 803
X. EXPERT TESTIMONY .................................................................................................................... 803
XI. DISCOVERY OF WITNESSES (See also, DISCOVERY, this Digest) ......................................... 804WITNESS TAMPERING.......................................................................................................................... 805