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Cross-Examination For ProsecutorsThe National Traffic Law Center is a program of the National District Attorneys Association. This document was prepared under Cooperative Agreement Number DTNH22-05-H-05166 from the Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Points of view or opinions in this document are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Department of Transportation, NHTSA, or the National District Attorneys Table of Contents INTRODUCTION .. iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. iv PREFACE .. v OBJECTIVES FOR CROSS-E XAMINATION .. 1 PREPARATION.

How can this witness hurt the case? How can the witness help the case? How important is the witness and how much time should be spent on cross-examination? Does this witness require any cross-examination at all? It is important to determine whether or not to examine each and every witness put on by the defense. If the witness

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