Powerful Cross-Examination - Abe Hutt

[@nickgarwood1090]

Awesome lesson. I can see this guy killing it in the courtroom!

[@only1ambs]

Fantastic!

[@nevilletaylor490]

Great video, great strategy

[@SeanChristopherMcGee]

You have the mic set wrong...

[@JaninaAbt]

It was very instructive

[@lofiwebb]

i need mentorship. i got a retrial coming up

[@flaviusarcadiusvibes]

I promise this would have an extra 100k views if you didn't have the insufferable microphone buzz.

[@aljimdenverarcueno8120]

Very much applicable in outr jurisdiction even though we only try to impress a lone judge and needing to make the latter understand our story..

[@chipcity3016]

Yes in those jurisdictions the judge and the jury are one in the same.
The same principles apply, namely, one fact per leading question. Your story should have an end goal. I always start from the end goal and work backwards.

[@healthnurture8025]

@@chipcity3016
Start from the end goal and work backwards ??
Kindly give us an example in your time. Thanks!

[@drseuss8589]

Thanks for this video

[@parthasarathiroy1378]

Got more insight

[@TRADERSFRIEND]

Wow!!!

[@pinktights747]

Free education. Where else but in the USA. Thanks. I paid a lot for three law classes.

[@Ybby999]

Actually, countries other than the US are much better at providing education free of charge.

[@robertafierro5592]

Holey Makeral! You're right! What do I know? Very little.

[@lofiwebb]

@@Ybby999 im in canada, where can i get this knowledge free of charge?

[@ticotube2501]

Oh, sorry, wrong room. I was looking for Ethics class.

[@chasingamurderer]

Thank you