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Trial lawyers, improve your trial advocacy and cross-examination skills by learning how to cross-examine witnesses during jury trials without alienating...
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During cross-examination, would you like to prevent witnesses from dodging your questions? Would you like to tell a compelling story? Do you want jurors to look to Enter your first name and email to get your FREE copies of these invaluable trial practice resources, PLUS your FREE subscription to Trial Tips Newsletter.
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The Ten Commandments of Cross-examination† This article is intended to provide yet another iteration of the Ten Commandments of cross-examination.[1] Here is the caveat, however -- one does not learn to be good at cross-examination by reading papers. The successful artist learns by doing it, or watching others do...
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Tips for Effective Cross-Examination. Organize. Do not necessarily follow the order of opposing counsel's direct examination of the witness.
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This article provides a general overview of the applicable rules of cross-examination, tips and strategies to consider in any cross-examination,
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Dodging the Bullet: Cross-Examination Tips for Computer Forensic Examiners; Dodging the Bullet: Cross-Examination Tips for Computer Forensic Examiners; What sets a forensic examination apart from any other exploration and reporting of the contents of a computer system is the prospect of presenting those findings in...
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"Cross Examination," by Mike McCurley and Kim Mercier, is a free article from law.com that contains a comprehensive overview of cross-examination techniques...
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I've written before about Your Witness: Lessons on Cross-Examination and Life from Great Chicago Trial Lawyers, edited by Steven F. Molo and James R. Figliulo. Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Cross-Examination: Tips from a Pro:
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This problem is again best handled during the direct examination, which precedes the cross-examination. Here the patient's lawyer asks you about your training: how many years of college you had before chiropractic school;
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Cross-examination at trial? Don't do it, especially if you're a new lawyer. That's the advice of one commentary-judge in Litigation magazine, Mark R. McGarry, Jr., who writes, "It must be said that very few new lawyers (almost none) have Litigation tips for trial lawyers from Illinois and Missouri lawyer Evan Schaeffer...
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