§ 24-13-136 [Objections to Deposition Evidence]

When a deposition is used as evidence in a criminal case, the same rules for objecting to it apply as they would in a civil case.

This means that if one side wants to use deposition testimony at trial, the other side can challenge it using the standard objection process. These objections might include arguments that the testimony is irrelevant, unreliable, or was gathered improperly.