Cross Examination Advice for Expert Witnesses

[@johnn.freisen3952]

Awesome video for experts. I sent this to a colleague for him to learn how to handle misdirecting questions. Thanks

[@lorenzodossantos1111]

this video is my favorite!

[@CJfunctional]

Thank you for this

[@lorihowell598]

This is a great explanation! Thank you!

[@tyradeluca8920]

How does a forensic accountant get cross examed?

[@Wizzkid9000]

Ironically below 40% is a failing grade in the UK at university level XD

[@desmonda.pringle1737]

How much are you being paid for your fraudulent testimony? Wouldn't the lawyer object at this point?

[@sandipnikam8835]

Very Nice sir ji

[@tankalator9097]

I would hate to have my dad be a lawyer

[@USWEMWAIJUMBA]

G🎉

[@Assassins6688]

The amber heard expert witness should have listened to this

[@1czechit1]

Listening actively means you shake you head and make facial expressions that show you are listening. Passive listening is actually concentrating and processing the information coming in (what men do, they are not showing they are listening.) I know it's counterintuitive. But you do not want someone to actively listen. It means they are pretending to listen. (its what women do. Ask a woman who sakes her head yes yes yes what you just said...)

[@freenow5484]

Other way around 😊

[@1czechit1]

That is what people think. The idea of active, is actively reacting to the tone of what is being said. Its the act of shaking your head and saying uh hun. Passive listening is standing still and taking in what it being said. (I had a girlfriend once who on the phone would talk and talk then ask me if I was listening to her. To which I would say, oh sorry... uh hun... and months later she would refer to something she said way back and I would recall the conversation. Her response was "you were listening?" Yes, real listing is called passive listening. Active listening is reacting to what is being said but not really listening. Its a form of shallow connection. @@freenow5484

[@ChadwickFan79]

Total bush league/misconduct to say "fraudulent testimony." Boo on you.

[@queenslandrobloxjohnson9923]

This is boring and I don't want to be a lawyer ugh I hate jobs I wish I never watched this

[@1czechit1]

So do most lawyers (and doctors) wish they never became one.

[@lotusgrl444]

its boring to YOU bc its not an interesting topic for you, for those that enjoy this line of work, its interesting..its all a matter of perspective

[@michaeltoebe1851]

Definitely not boring to most people watching. Very educational, interesting and helpful. Well done.

[@thesmackdaddy9888]

Alyce LaViolette in Ariz vs jodi arias was the worst expert witness