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Avoid this Cross Examination Mistake! (Cross Examination Example included)
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- čas přidán 28. 04. 2019
- Have you made this mistake with your cross examination questions? Or maybe you're making this mistake and don't realize it. What's the mistake? Well... here's a hint... it has to do with Scooby Doo... and asking one question too many!
If you have made this mistake, then you know it can pretty much ruin the best cross examination.
So check out this video to find out what the mistake is and so you can see a cross examination example that shows you how to avoid this mistake!
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I got my Scooby Doo moment last time I was in traffic court! I picked apart the Trooper's pacing technique piece by piece using the way that the road curved and dipped to call into question whether he could maintain an accurate pace while watching his speedometer. I said "So are we to believe that you could maintain X amount of distance from my bumper while negotiating a road that curved right then left while depressing under another freeway AND log your speed?" The officer shrugged and the judge said "I don't think we heard your answer Officer" and I say "I think we know his answer your Honor". Dismissed! I was doing 85 in a 65 at 3 a.m. on my way to work. Your video is helping me again with another traffic citation next month!
I'm glad that you dodged trouble, but please don't do 85 on a 65 again 🙏
To summarize don't ask the witness to make the conclusion because then they might be able to change the narrative.
Life changing.
A lot of these tips apply to sales too
What if the victim confused to the question but his affidavit and statement was certain.how do the judge look at it?
Not only Scooby Doo, but also Legally Blonde (1st movie). Elle got a witness to crack under cross-exam and confess that she killed her father. In reality it doesn't work that way. The witness would just stick to her story, and let the jury draw their own conclusions from Elle's theory with perms and showers.
Nice one, I will not dig my heels by pursuing scoop doo moment but proving facts
Question, I would think the defense attorney would see that coming and would redirect asking if his client were drunk. How would that affect your submission?
The real question is how effective the redirect would be after those series of questions. At the end of the day, you're not trying to get the witness to agree with you. Instead, you're trying to make an impression on the jury.
Clapper board
That's it!
What if defendant is non responsive over and over again?
Would it still be OK to ask: "Is it correct that you got in the car 2 hours after your last beer?"
These videos r really interesting
Glad you think so!
Brilliant
Thanks
You're very welcome!
Awesome video!
Glad you like it!
Why are we learning cross from prosecution perspective?? No offense, but prosecutors are notoriously bad at cross, and I say that with first hand experience as a defense attorney. (Ps some of the best lawyers I know are prosecutors, not hate, but building a case is not the same as deconstructing)
Man its almost like you're trying to hide stuff from the jury