Crossing the Defendant and Accident Reconstructionist (with Roger J. Dodd and Keith Mitnik)
(1/13/21)
Keith and Roger point out key principles and steps for a winning cross: why active listening is essential; how to always maintain the high ground, even when things don’t go as planned; how to handle evasive witnesses; how to size up the witness; how to use sequencing, tone, and body language (which are as important as the words you use); how to be flexible; how to stay in control; how to start cross in opening; how to give yourself some peace of mind and calm your nerves.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. The one-two punch of Mitnik and Dodd is a one-of-a-kind cross-examination extravaganza.
(1/13/21)
Keith and Roger point out key principles and steps for a winning cross: why active listening is essential; how to always maintain the high ground, even when things don’t go as planned; how to handle evasive witnesses; how to size up the witness; how to use sequencing, tone, and body language (which are as important as the words you use); how to be flexible; how to stay in control; how to start cross in opening; how to give yourself some peace of mind and calm your nerves.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. The one-two punch of Mitnik and Dodd is a one-of-a-kind cross-examination extravaganza.
(1/13/21)
Keith and Roger point out key principles and steps for a winning cross: why active listening is essential; how to always maintain the high ground, even when things don’t go as planned; how to handle evasive witnesses; how to size up the witness; how to use sequencing, tone, and body language (which are as important as the words you use); how to be flexible; how to stay in control; how to start cross in opening; how to give yourself some peace of mind and calm your nerves.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. The one-two punch of Mitnik and Dodd is a one-of-a-kind cross-examination extravaganza.