With mandatory disclosure, interrogatories

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Interrogatories are written questions that are served on the opposing party in a legal dispute as part of the discovery process. They are used to gather information that is relevant to the case and can serve as a follow-up to a mandatory disclosure, which is a requirement in some jurisdictions for parties to exchange certain information without being prompted by discovery requests such as interrogatories. While interrogatories can be an important part of the discovery process, they do not replace the need for document production or depositions. Therefore, option B and D are incorrect. Option A is incorrect because interrogatories are allowed in federal court.

With Mandatory Disclosure, Interrogatories