Weki
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This is the first time I’m seeing the literal definition of the “right to confront your accuser” play out. It is made more interesting by the fact that the defendant was able to do a competent, thorough and calm “confrontation.” Having not seen any of the other evidence, I would say the defendant conducted a successful cross exam. As a detached observer I am impressed with his skill.
Cross exam is all about gaslighting the witness if you really think about it. So it’s perfect territory for an abusive/controlling spouse! I do think he enjoyed it. That’s why he fired his atty right before!
JMO of course….
Cross exam is all about gaslighting the witness if you really think about it. So it’s perfect territory for an abusive/controlling spouse! I do think he enjoyed it. That’s why he fired his atty right before!
JMO of course….