Cross-Examination Blog

The Cross-Examination Blog, published by Cross-Examination Blog, focuses on trial advocacy with an emphasis on cross-examination techniques and strategies. It covers topics such as designing cross-examinations with closing arguments in mind, effective use of exhibits during trial, and lessons from historical and cinematic examples of trial advocacy. The blog also discusses prosecutorial practices, ethical considerations, and practical advice for lawyers on pretrial and trial procedures. It includes interviews with experienced legal professionals and explores the interplay between legal theory and courtroom practice, aiming to enhance advocacy skills and trial preparation.

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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,…