Basic Trial Techniques for Prosecutors
9Voir Dire (Jury Selection) 23 Opening 25 Case in Chief (Direct Examination) 29 Cross Examination 35 Closing(s) ... 3 In many jurisdictions,the courts refer to prospective jury panels as “venires”and prospective jurors as “venire persons.” This terminology is not universal. ... on voir dire,opening or closing? Always treat the judge ...
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