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Principles of Cross-Examination in Federal Court: Testimony from the Masters
Principles of Cross-Examination in Federal Court: Testimony from the Masters
November 19, 2009
Mark S. Olinsky
Topics discussed will include:
Cross examining the witness who has extreme bias
Cross examining the witness with no apparent bias
Cross examining the expert witness
Cross examining the summary witness or witnesses about the result of computer analysis
Cross examining the witness on prior inconsistent statements
Prior convictions and prior conduct involving fraud or dishonesty
Utilizing Demonstrative Evidence on cross-examination
Anticipating re-direct examination: the danger of opening the door
Preparing the witness for cross-examination
Using the deposition to set up trial cross-examination
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