CHAPTER 10 Cross-Examination The Purpose of Cross-Examination The purpose of cross-examination is to elicit favourable testimony and undermine unfavourable testimony. This can be done by attacking the evidence directly - Browne v. Dunn - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CHAPTER 10 Cross-Examination The Purpose of Cross-Examination The purpose of cross-examination is to elicit favourable testimony and undermine unfavourable testimony. This can be done by attacking the evidence directly Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-03-21 22:06:29 Open Document File Size: 88,11 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Hearsay Questions Limited / / Country Canada / / Organization English House of Lords / Ontario Court of Justice / / Position trial judge / advocate / opposite advocate / opposing advocate / arbitrator / / SocialTag Leading question Direct examination Witness Testimony Prior consistent statements and prior inconsistent statements Evidence Arbitral tribunal Browne v. Dunn Witness impeachment Law

CHAPTER 10 Cross-Examination The Purpose of Cross-Examination The purpose of cross-examination is to elicit favourable testimony and undermine unfavourable testimony. This can be done by attacking the evidence directly Add to Reading List