What is the Secret Ingredient for a Great Cross Examination?

This video explains the secret ingredient for preparing a great cross examination. It avoids cross examination techniques, rather the video explains how deep creative thought is the key to developing a great cross examination in court. Visit www.gustitisla... for more information about cross examination and the best criminal defense attorney in Bryan-College Station, TX.
This video considers the art of cross examination and how you can prepare the best cross examination possible.
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About This Video:
In this video, defense attorney Stephen Gustitis describes his secret ingredient for preparing cross examination in court. Deep creative thought is considered the key to the art of cross examination and for preparing the best cross examination possible. Steve is a Texas Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney practicing in Bryan-College Station, Texas. He has more than 28 years of experience in the field of criminal law and criminal defense in Brazos County. His videos cover a range of the best defense tactics and criminal defense strategies, including how to prepare the best cross examination. #crossexamination #gustitislaw #trialtactics

[@estelaalexandraramirezsepu4210]

Thank you for the advice! Greetings from Chile

[@GustitisLaw]

My pleasure!

[@familykus4186]

Mr. Gustitis is very information as always. Thank you again, this time for the "Secret Ingredient"! :)

[@GustitisLaw]

Any time!

[@GalaniBossM]

Great advice Atty. Thank you for this information. Keep it up and help more people. More power to your channel.

[@GustitisLaw]

Thanks for your kind words.

[@nayanparmar1508]

Thank you Sir.

[@GustitisLaw]

You are most welcome.

[@jtemple26]

Can u do a video of exculpatory evidence and the benefits of it like soon?

[@GustitisLaw]

That is an excellent idea for a video, in theory, however. That’s because exculpatory evidence depends upon the case facts. This type of evidence tends to suggest the accused person, charged with some crime, did not commit the crime. It could be evidence related to the identity of the offender, the mental state required for the crime, or some other evidence showing an element of the charge cannot be proven. The benefits of exculpatory evidence help the accused person show there is potential doubt about the prosecutor’s proof and that the accused should be acquitted, accordingly. Since exculpatory evidence is different for every case, making a video about it will take some serious planning. Thanks for your comment.

[@fuckyzeit]

Could you do a video on how to cross examine the expert witness?

[@GustitisLaw]

Thank you for such an interesting suggestion and I've been thinking about how such a video could possibly be created. Effective cross examination takes many years of practice. No book, no class, and no video could adequately prepare someone to question an adverse witness who knows MORE about a subject than the examiner knows. That's the public battle the cross examiner faces when the case is on the line and that's why it takes so many years to get good at it. In fact, that's why I created this video about the secret to great cross examinations. I wanted to boil it down to a single idea that people could begin with and build upon. With that said, I would say the most effective cross examinations of expert witnesses occur when the examiner gets the witness to admit what they MUST admit. And that's the trick . . . learning what an expert witness must admit to benefit the client's position.

[@ricardojr.lavendia555]

Agree.

[@aruss2739]

I need advise on animal cruelty charges is there a way to contact you

[@GustitisLaw]

If you want to hire a defense attorney, please contact my office and schedule a consultation. After the consultation I will quote a flat fee for services. Thanks for your question.

[@wayne19771000]

Are you still giving pointers about criminal defenses?? I was illegally trespassed from our local school board and then later arrested biased on this illegal trespass. I am a disabled veteran, so I don’t make enough to pay a lawyer, and make just enough to not qualify for help. So I am representing myself pro se… I have everything on video, and believe I have a good chance. Can you please listen to what I have and give any pointers if you can?? I am in the process of watching your videos, and so far I’m getting a ton of stuff… figured I’d try asking too. Thank you in advance. Hope to hear from you

[@wayne19771000]

Sorry, I reside in Maine. Probably should have put that in the first message.

[@GustitisLaw]

I appreciate your question. However, any "pointers" would actually be legal advice. Since I am only licensed in Texas I am not qualified to help you. I wish I could do more.

[@artaviusbrooks8304]

I have a cilvil case this Tuesday but it’s a high civil case can I send you my stuff to read

[@GustitisLaw]

I do not offer specific legal advice on this Channel. Furthermore, I practice criminal law, not civil law. Please search for a qualified civil attorney to help you. Thanks for visiting.

[@cubancruz2081]

I have a preliminary hearing on December 13 2019 do I go to jail even they found enough evidence to go to trial?? Do I go to jail after preliminary hearing??

[@GustitisLaw]

A preliminary hearing is where the state must prove-up probable cause. In Texas, we don't do pre-lims. Consequently, I cannot answer your question with any degree of confidence. A defense lawyer from your state should be able to easily explain the pre-lim process and what happens afterward. I do appreciate your question, nevertheless.

[@Pyotr_Troyan]

@@GustitisLaw what consider as "probable cause" and what is not "probable cause" can you define it. Thank you.