Litigation Series: Session 7 - The Building Blocks of Cross-Examination - Part 2

27 Feb , 2026

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Part 2 dives deeper into advanced cross?examination techniques, teaching attorneys how to maintain control, structure questioning sequences, and expose weaknesses without appearing aggressive. It focuses on the psychological aspects of witness management, demonstrating how pacing, tone, and precision can reveal inconsistencies more effectively than confrontation.

Overall, the presentation emphasizes discipline, preparation, and the power of short, leading questions to shape testimony and influence juror perception.

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