Cross Examination - How to Expose a Defendant's Lies

This video focuses on one technique for strategically exposing a defendant's lies in cross examination. The relevant techniques are demonstrated by the animated characters.

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[thedalj]

The defendant should have just said no to the 3rd question saying she could recollect the events. The prosection won't know where to go next. Simple defence tactic.

[LawCrimeTrialNetwork]

waaw that was a good one i learnt alot about it

[SamSung-xzjt]

Bravo! Even womin with bracces and sufi muslimms can accomplis things in lief. Nevar let your handicaps stop you!

[peterlovett]

The prosecution advocate must have an excellent geographical knowledge. She could not have known beforehand that the defendant was going to change her story from a police station to the bank yet she had the relative distances to hand. Mmm....not credible.

[paulcollyer]

I have a friend whom soon starts their pupilage; she introduced us to basic cross. This is an addendum, and one that is rather useful. I like

[Theupstateidiots]

Great videos! With all the current nonsense going on, it's nice to understand how the courtroom works and their ethics.

[threenorns]

Anybody else notice the dastār flip direction at the end?

[malokk]

Miss Lightfingers should never have talked to the police.

[goawakeneveryone]

Are police allowed to make accusations during an interview?

[Plastik]

That's why you should NEVER make a statement to the police when you are arrested. It is your right to keep silent. Beside that, in Quebec, and maybe in France too, it would be illegal for a judge to wear a religious sign like the indian judge in the video.

[jazzvilakazi]

Love these snippets. Best way to learn.

[gwyneth]

I thought the prosecutor had crutches, it was good to see them off at the end to confirm.

[legalology]

This was engaging and very well executed!

[AnthonyCarrier]

Why would a defendant get on the witness stand they must have an idiot for defense council...

[nigelduckworth]

Love the judge clapping at the end. Never happened in my court though!

[deborahogebule]

Thank you sooo much for your tutorials for people like us that are from humble beginings this is the next best thing to Oxford.

[johnhynes]

Informative while woke and propagandist in the subliminal ....every opportunity to push the prevailing narrative.