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Legal Terms - cross-examination
the interrogation of a *witness by an entity other than the one who summoned them. It could be directed towards the issue, i.e., intended to obtain information favorable to the party conducting it and to raise questions about the veracity of the evidence presented against that party; or to
credit, i.e., intended to raise questions about the reliability of the witnessDuring the cross-examination, leading questions could be asked.
the interrogation of a *witness by an entity other than the one who summoned them. It could be directed towards the issue, i.e., intended to obtain information favorable to the party conducting it and to raise questions about the veracity of the evidence presented against that party; or to
credit, i.e., intended to raise questions about the reliability of the witnessDuring the cross-examination, leading questions could be asked.
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