Cross-Examination at Trial

AuthorDorothy Clay Sims
Pages263-272
CROSS-EXAMINATION
AT TRIAL
4-1
CHAPTER 4
CROSSEXAMINATION AT TRIAL
I. GOVERNING PRINCIPLES
II. TECHNIQUES & TIPS
§4:01 “It’s in an (Old) Peer-Reviewed Journal, So It Must Be Science”
§4:02 The “Motormouth” DME
§4:03 The Doctor Who Tries to Sandbag You With New Articles/Research Not Covered in His
Report or Deposition
§4:04 If the DME Claims Your Client Is Malingering
§4:05 Make Him Responsible
§4:06 “Have You Ever Been Wrong?”
§4:07 Saying Your Client Didn’t Need Surgery
§4:08 Money
§4:09 Point Out Bias
§4:10 Bible Thumpers: Doctors Who Quote the Bible in Trial
§4:11 When the Jury Needs a Wake-Up Call
§4:12 Trial Briar Patch
§4:13 When the DME Is Furious
§4:14 DME Made a Statement Contrary to His Current Testimony
§4:15 Fire a Shot Across the Bow
§4:16 Don’t Forget the Family
§4:17 Ask That Question You Don’t Know the Answer To

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