Do's and Don'ts of Examination-in-Chief (Direct Examination)

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This is better than my 1 hour lectures, thank you

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[@draganminic4928]

If I may humbly add... assess the witness's vocabulary, and formulate questions using words that the witness understands.

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[@michellesterling1851]

Very straightforward and applicable pointers.

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Thanks for taking the time to comment Michelle. Hope you are well.

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Excellent! Thank you.

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Very precise and excellent video. Thanks

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[@harry1168]

Great video

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[@chipcity3016]

What if the evidence in chief is coming from an adversary witness, in this case should you be using leading questions?

[@erich3129]

yes, as this is one of the exceptions of the general rule, the other exception being when clarifying undisputed evidence

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I'm so glad the video was helpful Deborah.

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Great

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