| This ruling should also be clear that I am not precluding the defence from cross-examining the third party on this issue. |
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| But think about all the damage that he was able to do by cross-examining these people. |
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| After cross-examining me regarding my identity and my employer, he asked me to summarize the story. |
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| At times, it sounds like she is cross-examining him, although sometimes she is acknowledging she does have some fears about his alibis. |
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| At times it seems like he really is cross-examining him on just about every aspect of his alibi and why he told the lies he did. |
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| There can, however, be no question of cross-examining or seeking disclosure from the judge. |
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| They may also be involved in evidentiary hearings by examining or cross-examining witnesses. |
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| Counsel for the accused objected, arguing that cross-examining through an interpreter would impair his ability to confront the witness. |
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| In such cases, the Committee's counsel has been instructed to compensate by vigorously cross-examining CSIS or other government witnesses. |
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| It is therefore incumbent upon the cross-examining party to put all questions it may have for the witness during this occasion. |
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| Challenges to credibility or accuracy of the witness should, in principle, only be asked by the first Defence team cross-examining the witness. |
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| This bill is designed to prevent the accused who represent themselves from cross-examining the victims in such proceedings. |
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| For more information on cross-examining on affidavits, see Question 16 below. |
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| I am sure you are absolutely right about that, but your technique for cross-examining witnesses in the family court is not my idea of how it should be done. |
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| Indeed, the recommendations on the right of witnesses' counsel to intervene and to participate in proceedings by examining and cross-examining witnesses are mercifully restrained. |
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| In addition, where the witness is able to give evidence relevant to the case for the cross-examining party, it may ask questions about such matters, even if they were not raised during examination-in-chief. |
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| When the witness has fully answered the question, the party cross-examining the witness will not be allowed to put further questions aimed at impeaching that answer without permission of the Chamber. |
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| In some sites, the possibility of cross-examining the victim on the victim impact statement at trial is forestalled because the Crown Attorney, court, and defence counsel only receive the statement after a finding of guilt. |
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| Ruby will finish cross-examining Novitzky. |
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| He spends the afternoon cross-examining a senior NHS manager. |
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| So our counsel were cross-examining the police witnesses blind. |
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| Currently, defense lawyers are cross-examining the prosecution witnesses. |
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| A dog, cross-examining a cat in a courtroom filled with animals. |
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| In principle, the cross-examining co-accused will not be allowed to put leading or closed questions in relation to matters that are being raised for the first time, unless the witness is clearly adverse to the co-accused. |
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| Second, they will participate in the closed hearings by cross-examining government witnesses who testify, and by making submissions on the relevance, reliability and sufficiency of the government's evidence. |
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