Direct Examination - Revision history

Ibjadmin at 09:50, 11 May 2011

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	* [[Theory of the Case]]		* [[Theory of the Case]]
	* [[Opening Statements]]		* [[Opening Statements]]
	* [[Cross-Examination]]		* [[Cross-Examination]]
	* [[Closing Statements]]		* [[Closing Statements]]
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	* [http://elearning.ibj.org eLearning Courses for Criminal Defense lawyers]		* [http://elearning.ibj.org eLearning Courses for Criminal Defense lawyers]
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	*[[Sample Direct Examination Transcripts]]
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	* [[Theory of the Case]]		* [[Theory of the Case]]

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			* [[Theory of the Case]]
	* [[Opening Statements]]		* [[Opening Statements]]
	* [[Cross-Examination]]		* [[Cross-Examination]]

Ibjadmin at 08:59, 11 May 2011

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	~~Video Coming Soon!~~		*[[Sample Direct Examination Transcripts]]

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	* [[Opening Statements]]		* [[Opening Statements]]

Ibjadmin at 16:50, 31 March 2011

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	See [[Trial]]		See [[Trial]], [[Cross-Examination]], [[Opening Statements]], [[Closing Statements]] and [[Theory of the Case]]
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Ibjadmin at 16:30, 31 March 2011

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	*[[Media: Pakistan penal code.pdf\|Pakistan Penal Code]]		Video Coming Soon!

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Ibjadmin at 16:29, 31 March 2011

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Ibjadmin at 16:27, 31 March 2011

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			*[[Media: Pakistan penal code.pdf\|Pakistan Penal Code]]

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			* [[Opening Statements]]
			* [[Cross-Examination]]
			* [[Closing Statements]]
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			* [http://elearning.ibj.org eLearning Courses for Criminal Defense lawyers]
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	In the United States, after the opening statements, the prosecutor begins direct examination of his first witness. Direct examination consists of questioning by the party who called the witness and the witness's testimony under oath in response to such questioning. Direct examination is typically conducted to explain a party's story and elicit evidence that will satisfy that party's burden of proof. After the prosecution has finished calling all of its witnesses and such witnesses have been cross examined by the defense, the defense will have the opportunity to conduct a direct examination of its own witnesses who will then be cross-examined by the prosecution. The defense lawyer should carefully evaluate which witnesses he wants to testify at trial, including the criminal defendant. In the United States, the criminal defendant has the right not to testify at trial and for strategic reasons, the defense lawyer may counsel his client not to take the stand. The defense lawyer will have to consider whether he believes the witnesses he plans to call at trial will support his version of the events, whether the witnesses will be believed by the jury, and whether the witnesses could be effectively cross examined by the prosecution.		In the United States, after the opening statements, the prosecutor begins direct examination of his first witness. Direct examination consists of questioning by the party who called the witness and the witness's testimony under oath in response to such questioning. Direct examination is typically conducted to explain a party's story and elicit evidence that will satisfy that party's burden of proof. After the prosecution has finished calling all of its witnesses and such witnesses have been cross examined by the defense, the defense will have the opportunity to conduct a direct examination of its own witnesses who will then be cross-examined by the prosecution. The defense lawyer should carefully evaluate which witnesses he wants to testify at trial, including the criminal defendant. In the United States, the criminal defendant has the right not to testify at trial and for strategic reasons, the defense lawyer may counsel his client not to take the stand. The defense lawyer will have to consider whether he believes the witnesses he plans to call at trial will support his version of the events, whether the witnesses will be believed by the jury, and whether the witnesses could be effectively cross examined by the prosecution.

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	In the United States, after the opening statements, the prosecutor begins direct examination of his first witness. Direct examination consists of questioning by the party who called the witness and the witness's testimony under oath in response to such questioning. Direct examination is typically conducted to explain a party's story and elicit evidence that will satisfy that party's burden of proof. After the prosecution has finished calling all of its witnesses and such witnesses have been cross examined by the defense, the defense will have the opportunity to conduct a direct examination of its own witnesses who will then be cross-examined by the prosecution. The defense lawyer should carefully evaluate which witnesses he wants to testify at trial, including the criminal defendant. In the United States, the criminal defendant has the right not to testify at trial and for strategic reasons, the defense lawyer may counsel his client not to take the stand. The defense lawyer will have to consider whether he believes the witnesses he plans to call at trial will support his version of the events, whether the witnesses will be believed by the jury, and whether the witnesses could be effectively cross examined by the prosecution.		In the United States, after the opening statements, the prosecutor begins direct examination of his first witness. Direct examination consists of questioning by the party who called the witness and the witness's testimony under oath in response to such questioning. Direct examination is typically conducted to explain a party's story and elicit evidence that will satisfy that party's burden of proof. After the prosecution has finished calling all of its witnesses and such witnesses have been cross examined by the defense, the defense will have the opportunity to conduct a direct examination of its own witnesses who will then be cross-examined by the prosecution. The defense lawyer should carefully evaluate which witnesses he wants to testify at trial, including the criminal defendant. In the United States, the criminal defendant has the right not to testify at trial and for strategic reasons, the defense lawyer may counsel his client not to take the stand. The defense lawyer will have to consider whether he believes the witnesses he plans to call at trial will support his version of the events, whether the witnesses will be believed by the jury, and whether the witnesses could be effectively cross examined by the prosecution.

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