LLA 1310 The evidence of witnesses

1310 Module 1 Which party must begin?

This module starts at the beginning: which party must begin?

1310 Module 2.1: Assessing evidence of witnesses and Module 2.2 Who should be called as a witness?

1310 Module 2.3 Preparation stages

The stages of preparing a witness to give evidence are explained in this module.

1310 Module 2.4 Which witness should be called first? 

1310 Module 2.5 The sequence of Witness’s evidence

1310 Module 2.6 How good is a witness’s eyewitness evidence?

1310 Module 2.7 Identification 

The dangers of identification evidence is explained in this module. 

1310 Module 3.1 The general rule

1310 Module 3.3 Misconceptions about who can and who can not be called to be a witness

1310 Module 3.4 What a witness may not do, and Module 3.5 What happens if a party fails to call a relevant witness?

1310 Module 3.6 Can a witness give evidence using a video conference link, or technology like Zoom?

1310 Module  4. How to start a hearing or arbitration: The introduction 

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1310 Module 7 Opening statements

1310 Module 8 Leading a witness

1310 Module 9 Leading questions

1310 Module 10. Avoid complex questions

1310 Module 11. Leading a witness through his evidence 

1310 Module 12 Preparing for cross-examination

A process for preparing a witness for cross-examination is explained in this module. 

1310 Module 13. Cross-examination of a witness

In this long [22 minutes] module we have some fun while learning about cross-examination of a witness. 

1310 Module 14. Re-examination

1310 Module 15 Hostile witnesses 

1310 Module 17 Conclusion