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"Cross-examine"
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witness
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question
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testified
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ask
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trial
Related Terms:
Cross-examination
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Cross examination
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Hostile witness
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Direct examination
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Redirect examination
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Examination for discovery
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Lay witness
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Question of law
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Objection
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Voir dire
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Question of fact
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Examination
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Deposition
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Testify
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Challenge for cause
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Testimony
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Motion in limine
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Leading question
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Oral argument
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Instructions
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Deliberations
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Argument
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Impartial
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Directed verdict
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Evidentiary hearing
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Bench trial
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Verdict
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Preliminary hearings
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Directions
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Petit jury
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Overrule
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In limine
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Jury trial
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Jury
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Hearsay
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Jury selection
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Issue
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Hung jury
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Interlocutory appeal
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Trier of fact
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Preliminary examination
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Trial
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Justiciable
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Moot
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Cognizance
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Overruled
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Interrogatories
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Impeach
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Closing argument
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New trial
To examine or question, as a witness who has been called and examined by the opposite party.
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The examination of a witness upon a trial or hearing, or upon taking a deposition, by the party opposed to the one who produced him, upon his evidence given in chief, to test its truth, to further develop it, or for other purposes.
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After a witness tells his or her story, the other side has the opportunity to ask the witness questions about that story.
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To question a witness in court who has testified for the other side.
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When the other side's lawyer asks a witness questions in a hearing or trial.
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To question a witness for the other side in a case.
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