Proceedings of the Idaho State Bar, Volume 27Vols. 11 (1935)- include Proceedings of the Judicial Section, v. 1- |
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trial to the stories told by other witnesses similarly disposed . ... If you get such a witness on the other side it is absurd to think that such a witness is going to change lightly his direct testimony , or admit that he has made a ...
trial to the stories told by other witnesses similarly disposed . ... If you get such a witness on the other side it is absurd to think that such a witness is going to change lightly his direct testimony , or admit that he has made a ...
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The witness is the “ under dog ” and the jury's sympathies are ordinarily with him . Mr. Osborne suggests , " violence of crossexamination is often the measure of the importance of the testimony to which it is directed .
The witness is the “ under dog ” and the jury's sympathies are ordinarily with him . Mr. Osborne suggests , " violence of crossexamination is often the measure of the importance of the testimony to which it is directed .
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When it becomes apparent that the witness is trying to evade a question , the cross - examiner's effort should be concentrated upon keeping the witness to the original question asked . With a clever witness this requires persistence .
When it becomes apparent that the witness is trying to evade a question , the cross - examiner's effort should be concentrated upon keeping the witness to the original question asked . With a clever witness this requires persistence .
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| Title | Proceedings of the Idaho State Bar, Volume 27 |
| Author | Idaho State Bar |
| Publisher | Capital News Publishing Company, 1953 |
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