A Treatise On General Practice Containing Rules And Sugestions for the Work of
A Treatise On General Practice Containing Rules And Sugestions for the Work of
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7 N. E. R. 832 ; Com. V. Arm- N. Car. 9; McCracken v. West, 17 strong, 158 Mass. 78, S. C. 32 N. E. R.
§ 666 THE RE-EXAMINATION. 789 extend to independent or collateral matters, or statements in a conversation, not connected with or relating to the particular subject or statement brought out on the cross-examination, ^ An artifice of many cross-examiners is to examine up to a cer- tain point in a transaction or conversation and then turn off abruptly to some other phase of the testimony, thus w...eakening the effect of the evidence by creating the impression that what was called out is all there is of the testimony on the particular subject. In such cases the course is clear. Bring out on re- examination the parts omitted on the cross - examination. When the artifice is detected and successfully exposed its author will have good cause to repent of its employment; but the difficulty is in detecting and exposing it, for the process is often conducted with such adroitness that it can only be de- tected by the keenest observer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 N. E. R. 832 ; Com. V. Arm- N. Car. 9; McCracken v. West, 17 strong, 158 Mass. 78, S. C. 32 N. E. R.
§ 666 THE RE-EXAMINATION. 789 extend to independent or collateral matters, or statements in a conversation, not connected with or relating to the particular subject or statement brought out on the cross-examination, ^ An artifice of many cross-examiners is to examine up to a cer- tain point in a transaction or conversation and then turn off abruptly to some other phase of the testimony, thus w...eakening the effect of the evidence by creating the impression that what was called out is all there is of the testimony on the particular subject. In such cases the course is clear. Bring out on re- examination the parts omitted on the cross - examination. When the artifice is detected and successfully exposed its author will have good cause to repent of its employment; but the difficulty is in detecting and exposing it, for the process is often conducted with such adroitness that it can only be de- tected by the keenest observer.
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