| CHAPTER | PAGE | | I. | INTRODUCTORY | 13 | | II. | THE MANNER OF CROSS-EXAMINATION | 23 | | III. | THE MATTER OF CROSS-EXAMINATION | 39 | | IV. | CROSS-EXAMINATION OF THE PERJURED WITNESS | 57 | | V. | CROSS-EXAMINATION OF EXPERTS | 81 | | VI. | THE SEQUENCE OF CROSS-EXAMINATION | 103 | | VII. | SILENT CROSS-EXAMINATION | 113 | | VIII. | CROSS-EXAMINATION TO CREDIT, AND ITS ABUSES | 121 | | IX. | GOLDEN RULES FOR EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES | 135 | | X. | SOME FAMOUS CROSS-EXAMINERS AND THEIR METHODS | 145 | | XI. | THE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF RICHARD PIGOTT BEFORE THE PARNELL COMMISSION | 175 | | XII. | THE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF DR. —— IN THE CARLYLE W. HARRIS CASE | 197 | | XIII. | THE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF THOMAS J. MINNOCK IN THE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL CASE | 215 | | XIV. | THE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF JEREMIAH SMITH IN THE WILLIAM PALMER CASE | 249 | | XV. | THE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF RUSSELL SAGE IN THE LAIDLAW-SAGE CASE | 269 |
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