Cross-Examination: Some Representative Posts

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.