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: Domestic DiversionsUnshakable, not unpleasant: Effective trial advocacy during cross examination
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The ABA Journal’s McElhaney on Litigation features the topic of persuasive cross-examination and the difference between being firm and a jerk.
Jim McElhaney writes (excerpt):
?You can be firm. You can be insistent. You can be tough when it?s called for. But you?ve got to be fair, polite and respectful?throughout the case and especially on cross.?
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?Learning how [...]Full post as published by Domestic Diversions on April 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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