Similar words: cross-examine, examination, contamination, dissemination, examinable, cross-section, domination, nomination. Meaning: n. (law) close questioning of a hostile witness in a court of law to discredit or throw a new light on the testimony already provided in direct examination.
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(1) Under cross-examination, the witness admitted her evidence had been mostly lies.
(2) He broke down under cross-examination .
(3) The witness tripped up rather badly under close cross-examination.
(4) He broke down under cross-examination and admitted his part in the assault. Sentencedict.com
(5) Under cross-examination, he admitted the state troopers used more destructive ammunition than usual.
(6) Not all reporting of rape is of sensational cross-examination.
(7) Then in your friendly way you start a cross-examination.
(8) He was speaking during a wide-ranging cross-examination by the Treasury and Civil Service select committee.
(9) Petrocelli Monday afternoon began an aggressive cross-examination after Simpson finished five hours of gentle questioning by his own lawyer Friday and Monday.
(10) During cross-examination by Abramson, Dietz agreed that that condition shares symptoms with post-traumatic stress disorder.
(11) But under cross-examination, he was accused of deliberately setting out to besmirch her character.
(12) He denied in cross-examination that he and the other boy had gone from their downstairs dormitory for horseplay.
(13) The impossibility of shaking them in cross-examination would make such a reform grossly unfair to the media.
(14) Cross-examination by defence lawyers should also be videotaped at an informal hearing before trial(sentencedict.com), with the press and public excluded.
(15) They then return, one at a time, for cross-examination by the prosecuting counsel.
(16) Under cross-examination I added a few more details about my supposed activities.
(17) This may involve the cross-examination of the witnesses whose evidence is before the hearing authority in the form of hearsay.
(18) Their testimony and cross-examination were uneventful.
(19) For example, as shown in Figure 7, cross-examination of the multiple aspect models revealed a problem, 'She moves to the computer across the room with the form and updates the system record.
(20) The witness' protean tactics under cross-examination gave the impression that he was untrustworthy.
(21) Under a stressful cross-examination they began to reveal their true selves.
(22) At the end of cross-examination or debate, the chief arbitrator or sole arbitrator shall hear the final statements of both parties.
(23) Timetable for hearing Objectors to the pylons have the chance to question the National Grid Company when cross-examination begins next week.
(24) The pursuer himself will also require to contemplate the not inconsiderable pressure of having to give evidence and face cross-examination.
(25) If a person is faced with prosecution, he is entitled to remain silent and to avoid cross-examination.
(26) In practice this order will also be followed for the purposes of cross-examination and closing speeches unless the court directs otherwise.
(27) He might well have formed his own opinion but he knew that would not bear cross-examination at some later date.
(28) Prosecutors called 24 witnesses, all of whom underwent aggressive cross-examination by the defense.
(29) When the defense does this, the prosecutor has the right through cross-examination to ask the witnesses questions challenging their truthfulness.
(30) The object, subject, means, time of public security subpoena, along with its differences with the cross-examination under lien are expounded in the light of the current laws and practice.
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