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An In-Depth Look at Direct Examination of Expert Witnesses
An In-Depth Look At Direct Examination of Expert WItnesses151An In-Depth Look at Direct Examination of Expert Witnesses Deborah D. The Honorable Ralph Adam Fine1 describes a trial as a battle for your client while the jurors are those whom you must persuade and he describes Direct Examination as a great engine to get at the Fine s theory is for an attorney to [u]se what the jurors already know before they hear any of the Witnesses . 3 He encourages examiners to build on this foundation of pre-trial knowledge to win your case through the Expert witness; that is, use the witness to validate the points you need to make on Direct - Examination starting far enough back in the logical train so that either (1) the jury knows the answer before the witness responds; or (2) the answer rings true to the Prepared by the author on behalf of the Trial Tactics, Practice and Procedures section.
An In-Depth Look At DIrect exAmInAtIon of expert WItnesses 153 II. expert WItnesses GenerALLy A. Need for Expert Testimony When preparing a case for trial, counsel must assess whether an expert’s testimony will be necessary.6 Generally, the purpose of expert witnesses is to clear up fuzzy facts or to strengthen inferences that might otherwise be confusing for the jury.7 …
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