Cross-Examination Blog

The Cross-Examination Blog focuses on trial advocacy, particularly the techniques and strategies involved in cross-examination and related courtroom practices. It publishes content aimed at legal professionals, including detailed discussions on trial preparation, witness examination, and closing arguments. The blog features interviews with experienced prosecutors and educators, practical advice on trial tactics, and analyses of historical and contemporary legal cases. It also explores the use of exhibits and storytelling in trials, emphasizing effective communication with juries. The content serves as a resource for attorneys seeking to improve their advocacy skills and understanding of courtroom dynamics.

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Trump is currently in trial in the Trump civil fraud trial. He was called to the stand by the Attorney General’s office in the civil fraud trial. In a criminal trial, the government cannot call the defendant to testify…

I’m currently working on a new book on Lawyer Humor and this is a piece of it.Law schools should focus on producing professional communicators—lawyers—who are effective writers. However, Bryan A. Garner in his column for the ABA Journal titled,…