Litigation

Cross-Examination: Some Representative Posts

By Evan Schaeffer

Over the years, I've done almost fifty posts on cross-examination. The easiest way to find them is in the weblog's cross-examination category.

Some representative posts:

• "Scott Turow's Five Essentials of Cross-Examination"
• "Cross-Examining by Body Language and Tone of Voice"
• "Cross-Examination at Trial: Just Say No."
• "Craft a Cross-Examination Using the Witness's Own Documents." 
• "Where and How to Stand During Direct and Cross-Examination"
• "Cross-Examining the Liar at Trial: Two Absolute Prerequisites"
• "Preparing for Expert Depositions by Looking Ahead to the Cross-Examination at Trial."

To make this weblog easier to navigate, almost every post has been assigned to one or more categories. These categories are listed in a column on the weblog's left side.

In addition to cross-examination, you can find categories for legal writing, depositions, voir dire, opening statement, evidence, experts, closing argument, and many other topics.

Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on September 24, 2009 (boomark / email).