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Art of Cross-Examination

Name: Art of Cross-Examination
Author: Francis Wellman

Francis Wellman

Read by Joanne Turner · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Ch. 1. Introductory (14:16)
Ch. 2. The Manner of Cross-Examination (23:58)
Ch. 3. The Matter of Cross-Examination (27:28)
Ch. 4. Cross-Examination of the Perjured Witness (40:22)
Ch. 5. Cross-Examination of Experts (33:08)
Ch. 6. The Sequence of Cross-Examination (13:38)
Ch. 7. Silent Cross-Examination (10:44)
Ch. 8. Cross-Examination as to Credit, and Its Abuses (21:15)
Ch. 9. Golden Rules for the Examination of Witnesses (14:34)
Ch. 10. Some Famous Cross-Examiners and Their Methods (48:16)
Ch. 11. Cross-Examination of Richard Pigott by Sir Charles Russell (29:36)
Ch. 12. Cross-Examination of Dr. ____ in the Carlyle Harris Case (27:10)
Ch. 13. Cross-Examination of Thomas J. Minnock in the Bellevue Hospital Case (49:12)
Ch. 14. Cross-Examination of Jeremiah Smith by Sir Alexander Cockburn in the Wm Palmer Case (25:49)
Ch. 15. Cross-Examination of Russell Sage by Joseph H. Choate in the Laidlaw-Sage Case (21:33)