The Art of Cross examination 1937 Revised and Enlarged 4th Ed

Description: • Author: Francis L. Wellman – A prominent trial lawyer, Wellman offers insights drawn from years of courtroom experience. • Revised and Enlarged 4th Edition (1937) – This edition includes updates, additional material, and case studies reflecting evolving legal practices in cross-examination. • Cross-examination principles – Focuses on the art and science of questioning witnesses to expose inconsistencies, bias, or falsehoods. • Famous cases – Includes examples from historic trials to illustrate key tactics and techniques. • Trial techniques – Discusses how to effectively manage witnesses, including hostile or unreliable witnesses. • Psychological aspects – Analyzes how to assess and exploit the psychology of witnesses under pressure. • Evidentiary challenges – Offers advice on handling various types of evidence, from physical evidence to testimonies, during cross-examinations. • Witness credibility – Strategies for undermining or bolstering witness reliability. • Forensic rhetoric – Emphasizes persuasive speech, use of logic, and building compelling arguments in court. • Litigation preparation – Covers the importance of thorough preparation and legal acumen before and during trials. • Advocacy skills – Enhances lawyer’s performance in trials, sharpening their ability to think on their feet. • Legal reference – Serves as a key resource for law students, attorneys, and those studying courtroom procedures and advocacy. • Historical and instructional value – Combines real-world case analysis with practical advice, making it valuable for both educational and professional use. This 1937 edition continues to be a cornerstone in legal education, providing time-tested methods for effective cross-examination in courtrooms. Please Refer to Photos Fell free to contact me for further information

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