Cross-examinations in Criminal Trials

Author: Marcus Stone

Presents an analysis of the techniques of cross-examination in criminal practice. This title describes tactics and psychologies. It integrates cross-examination with fact-finding and advocacy generally, including examination-in-chief, re-examination, speeches and insight into exposing mistakes and lies.

Product Unavailable

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Summary

Description

"Cross-Examination in Criminal Trials" provides a systematic analysis of the techniques of cross-examination in criminal practice. It is about tactics and psychologies. The text integrates cross-examination with fact-finding and advocacy generally, including examination-in-chief, re-examination, speeches and insight into exposing mistakes and lies.

About the Author

Authors Bio, not available

More on this Book

Cross-Examination in Criminal Trials provides a systematic analysis of the techniques of cross-examination in criminal practice. It is about tactics and psychologies. The text integrates cross-examination with fact-finding and advocacy generally, including examination-in-chief, re-examination, speeches and insight into exposing mistakes and lies. Contents Chapter 1: Cross-examination: preliminary Chapter 2: The anatomy of a criminal trial Chapter 3: The reliability of evidence Chapter 4: The credibility of evidence Chapter 5: Examination-in-chief Chapter 6: Cross-examination: foundations Chapter 7: Cross-examination: constructive techniques Chapter 8: Cross-examination: destructive techniques Chapter 9: Cross-examination: common problems Chapter 10: Re-examination Chapter 11: Cross-examination: closing speeches Chapter 12: Applications