Cross Examination Reveals Truths

Summary

Cross-examination is a key method in litigation to expose lies or inconsistencies in testimony. It involves asking detailed questions, comparing prior statements, observing behavior, and presenting contradicting evidence to challenge a witnesss credibility.

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What is an effective way to expose lies or inconsistencies in someone's testimony?
Cross-examination is indeed one effective method to expose lies or inconsistencies. Here are some strategies:
- Ask detailed questions: Focus on specifics to catch contradictions.
- Use prior statements: Compare their current testimony with previous statements.
- Observe behavior: Look for signs of nervousness or inconsistencies in demeanor.
- Corroborate evidence: Present evidence that contradicts their statements.
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