Overall theories and strategies of trial techniques are discussed to include the concept of One Central Theme and the ability of counsel to be the influencing factor in the outcome of the case. The third book in the series, this piece focuses on Cross Examination and a presentation on its chief purpose - to support and protect your best case as put in during the opening and on direct. The best techniques, reasons and principles of cross along with its dangers and pitfalls are revealed. The strategic mix of leading and non leading questions, dealing with non-responsive witnesses and the best ways to use impeaching material are explored in ways not taught in law school. The series ends with a surprising discussion of the true purpose of the Final Argument and its role in securing a victory by empowering the majority of jurors you have secured with your opening, direct, and cross. .
