Terry MacCarthy on Cross Examination - Part 1

[@gustavderkits8433]

Thanks so much to your school for putting this on KZbin.

[@Acquit808]

Thanks for posting this, MacCarthy is a legend. I had the pleasure of working with him at the NCDC in Macon.

[@cookrich]

Thanks. I have Terry's book on cross-examination and I am thrilled to find copies of his lectures on this important topic. I strongly recommend the book, MacCarthy on Cross-Examination as well as these lectures to anyone interested in becoming a better trial attorney.

[@HollinsBankruptcy]

***** How can i get a copy of these lecture notes?

[@mauricetyler3657]

The legend.

[@jackrange4]

I had to log in just to say thank you. This is a tremendous resource!

[@CharlesRoseIII]

Terry is a National Treasure - no doubt about it!

[@heatherwood2449]

Its an art and a scuence. Once you get in the zone...

[@catherinehazur7336]

Terry is very entertaining in his dramatic garrulousness. It's rather like going to a bar (as differentiated from the State Bar) where law students informally hang out after school or work and engage with a favorite professor or two in a kind of shop talk complete with many amusing anecdotes..... The big question: Does Terry have something against Ben Matlock's Cross?

[@williamyoungjr.5488]

Great stuff. Hope to see you talk in person soon.

[@joseph2707]

Skip to part 4. Terry wastes everyone's time until then. Take my word for it, or learn the hard way.

[@cliftt]

Agreed. Though I would've recommended 5. And then I would skip the the first 30 mins.

[@RomanBlack599]

I really want to quote this on my thesis. Can someone help me and tell me the year of this lecture?

[@raindance59]

thank you sir

[@cameronherrington2799]

Sweet Jesus. If I spend the $88 to buy the kindle version will he get to the point? Great anecdotes and storytelling but if you're trying to glean some tips on cross from youtube I'd look elsewhere.

[@TheZooBrooksAB]

Storytelling. Is. The. ENTIRE. Point.

[@Alberturkey54]

He's so animated.

[@maulrat588]

I'm tired of every video being about criminal case logic, nothing about civil law, where 95 percent of decisions are made.