Transcription of IRVING YOUNGER’S 10 COMMANDMENTS
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IRVING YOUNGER’S 10 COMMANDMENTS
IRVING younger S 10 COMMANDMENTSOF CROSS EXAMINATION1. Be BriefBe brief, short and succinct. Why? Reason 1: chances are you are screwingup. The shorter the time spent, the less you will screw up. Reason 2: Asimple cross that restates the important part of the story in your terms is moreeasily absorbed and understood by the jury. You should never try to makemore than 3 points on cross-examination. Two points are better than threeand one point is better than Use Plain WordsThe jury can understand short questions and plain words. Drop the 50 dollarword in favor of the 2 dollar word. Drive you car instead of operate yourvehicle. 3. Use Only Leading QuestionsThe law forbids questions on direct examination that suggest the lawyer is not competent to testify.
IRVING YOUNGER’S 10 COMMANDMENTS OF CROSS EXAMINATION 1. Be Brief Be brief, short and succinct. Why? Reason 1: chances are you are screwing
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