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    Cross Examination Techniques

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    Tuesday‚ April 04‚ 2006 A. Control in Cross-Examination No skill of the trial advocate epitomizes adversarial confrontation as dramatically or significantly as that of cross-examination. An ancient legal maxim states that there is never an outcome of a cause contested that is not mainly dependent on the advocate’s skill in cross-examination. Over the centuries of testing the veracity of witnesses by cross-examination‚ from Socrates’ masterful questioning of his accuser Miletus through the trials

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    Evidence No | | Date | 12/12/12 | | | HNC Social Care Evidence Gathering Form Identify evidence type | | | | | | Direct observation | | Reflective account | | Expert witness | | Questions | | Product | | Witness testimony | | Evidence Direct observation reflective account about my placement at Headways brain trauma group. | Unit‚ Element‚ PCs | Knowledge | The purpose of my supervision meeting is to talk over any issues I might have or my manager might have regaurding

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    justice system‚ the testimony of eyewitnesses is heavily depended on by law enforcement officers‚ jurors‚ and attorneys. Eyewitness testimony is a statement taken from a bystander or a victim‚ which highlights what the witness observed during the time of the crime. They can perform a number of tasks: recall events‚ identify culprits‚ and provide character evidence. And usually‚ if a witness shows no signs of bias‚ the jury will usually put a large amount of trust into the testimony. In fact‚ Justice

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    such. 4. In its decision in Daubert V. Merall Dow pharmaceuticals‚ Inc who did the U.S. Supreme Court charge with ensuring that an experts testimony rests on a reliable foundation and is relevant to the case? They charged the judge with the decision this is known as the Daubert standard. 5. What is the main difference between the testimony given by an expert witness and that given by a lay witness? The difference in a expert witness and a lay witness is that an expert witness

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    Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals‚ Inc. ~ 509 U.S. 579‚ 113 S.Ct. 2786 CRM 344: Scientific Writing and Courtroom Testimony Professor Gardner Saint Leo University April 25‚ 2013 Abstract Daubert and other minors‚ suffered limb reduction birth defects; they claim the defects were caused when their mothers ingested drugs manufactured by the Defendant‚ Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals‚ Inc. (Defendant)‚ while they were pregnant. When the United States

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    Reading Responce #4

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    pants for a very cheep price. It seems to be a good sale for those who need it. Conniving evidence is important in your position because it offers reasons in your paper. Convincing evidence would be things such as facts‚ statistics‚ expert testimonies‚ anecdotal evidence‚ case studies and textual evidence. In the article we read it is presented in the videos. It demonstrated how excessive the advertisements had become. I think that case studies would be the best because I would just have to

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    Hae Min Lee Case Analysis

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    is now a 36-year-old man who had the potential to make a difference in our world. However‚ his peers betrayed him and he was falsely convicted of the murder of his ex-girlfriend‚ Hae Min Lee‚ which led to several trials. There have been unproven testimonies and possible alibies‚ but none that add up to a clear and concise answer. Although there is evidence from both sides proclaiming Adnan’s guilt and innocence; from what I have gathered‚ this case can only lead to his innocence. Personally‚ I believe

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    Hostile Witnesses – Structure of Answer 1. “The issue here is whether [counsel] can discredit their own witness‚ [witness’s name]‚ in the witness box?” a. When calling a witness‚ the caller expects their testimony to be favourable to the case. When this doesn’t happen‚ the caller will want to attack the witness to destroy the effect of the evidence. b. Whether you can do this depends on whether the witness is hostile or merely unfavourable. c. Usually crops up in examination-in-chief

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    Cross-examination is a very important process in summary trial. The main object of cross-examination is to find the truth and defection of falsehood in human testimony. It is design to destroy or weaken the force of evidence a witness has already given in person or elicit something into your favour which he has not stated to discredit him by showing object of cross-examination from a litigious standpoint.   Whether a prosecution witness once had impeachment proceeding completed against him‚ ought

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    Why Is Hearsay Unreliable

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    or their actions. Hearsay usually ends up being rumors or gossip‚ which in a court of law‚ such information holds no merit and is deemed unreliable. One reason why hearsay becomes an unreliable source of testimony is the ability by interviewers‚ friends‚ family‚ and Dr.’s to alter witness testimony by means of suggestive interviews or statements. Once someone’s memory of an event is tainted by suggestive statements‚ it becomes impossible to determine whether or not what they might have heard or even

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