ICLE | Masters in Litigation: Revisiting Younger’s Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination
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Masters in Litigation: Revisiting Younger’s Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination
10/29/15 Plymouth | CLE: 6 | Ethics: 1 | Level: Intermediate
Sponsored by the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Michigan
    

Become an Expert at Cross-Examination

Effective cross-examination is a critical skill for litigators. Weaving almost 50 video clips from Irving Younger’s classic Credibility & Cross-Examination: Including the 10 Commandments of Cross-Examination into a contemporary, trial-centered presentation, Stephen D. Easton examines the philosophy, psychology, and physiology of credibility. Discover the modern tools for preparing a witness to be credible and gain skills that every lawyer must master to expose an adversary’s lack of credibility.

Attend and Learn to:

  • Distinguish between what can and can’t be asked in cross-examination
  • Formulate short cross-exam questions using plain English
  • Control witness testimony to avoid lengthy explanations
  • Identify lawyer behaviors that undermine a juror’s trust
  • Implement techniques to successfully attack witness credibility
Available Formats
IN PERSON
Attend in person. Networking opportunities.
Must attend seminar to receive materials. Seminar materials are not available for sale from ICLE.
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