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refresh

 [re-fresh´]
1. to freshen.
2. to make raw again; to denude a wound of epithelium to enhance tissue repair.

re·fresh

(rē-fresh'),
1. To renew; to cause to recuperate.
2. To perform revivification (2).
[O. Fr. re-frescher]

re·fresh

(rĕ-fresh')
1. To renew; to cause to recuperate.
2. To perform revivification (2).
[O. Fr. re-frescher]
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(4) While Military Rule of Evidence (MRE) 612 and Federal Rule of Evidence (FRE) 612 are not mirror images of each other, the main aspect of the rule is the same in both rules: if the witness (1) used a writing; (2) to refresh memory prior to testifying; (3) the court may order disclosure in the interest of justice.
An ounce of improper preparation isn't worth the cure: the impact of Military Rule of Evidence 612 on detecting witness coaching
Rule 612 provides that if a witness uses a writing to refresh memory either before or during testimony, the court, in its discretion, may order that the writing be produced to an adverse party, and the adverse party is entitled to inspect it, to cross-examine the witness regarding the writing and to introduce those portions of the writing that relate to the testimony.
"Restored recollections": claims based on repressed memories of abuse

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