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I was in court last week and had an opportunity to watch an experienced trial lawyer cross-examine an expert doctor on the witness stand. I was shocked to see the worst cross examination ever in my 21 years of practice.
The attorney could barely formulate a question. He asked open-ended questions, allowing the expert to explain away most answers.
The lawyer violated every rule of cross examination and gave up total control of this witness. I actually felt bad sitting in court watching this spectacle. Watch the video to learn why.
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@RdTrler I'm glad I was able to help!
lawmed1 6 months ago
I'm no lawyer and I probably will never become a lawyer.
But this gives me a lot of help on how to ask people questions. Not for the intent of prosecution but to keep things clean, concise, and most importantly, understandable.
RdTrler 6 months ago
@pingagigante123 Thanks for the tip!
lawmed1 9 months ago
talk slower
pingagigante123 9 months ago
@isaachaze1 I wish I had the transcript too. It would have been amazing for viewers to read.
lawmed1 2 years ago
thanks for posting that. would be fun to see a transcript of that cross
isaachaze1 2 years ago