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Direct examination : 1. The direct examination is the moment when the lawyer interrogates their witness in order to defend through them their case. They have to ask them prettty open questions.2. example 1 : The questions asked were : "What were you doing at 7 o'clock PM ?"; "Can you describe the crime scene and its surrroundings ?"; What was the next stage in your investigation?".By asking those questions the lawyer is trying to let the witness speak for herself and not ask too precise questions. example 2 : The questions asked were "When you arrived at your house, was your father there?" and "What happened?".The lawyer is trying to have the point of view of the witness.

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Direct examination : 1. The direct examination is the moment when the lawyer interrogates their witness in order to defend through them their case. They have to ask them prettty open questions.2. example 1 : The questions asked were : "What were you doing at 7 o'clock PM ?"; "Can you describe the crime scene and its surrroundings ?"; What was the next stage in your investigation?".By asking those questions the lawyer is trying to let the witness speak for herself and not ask too precise questions. example 2 : The questions asked were "When you arrived at your house, was your father there?" and "What happened?".The lawyer is trying to have the point of view of the witness.

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Teodora et Lucie

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Nathalie hacquin (with Mathilde Donstetter)

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Nathalie hacquin (with Mathilde Donstetter)

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Step 1 :
The direct examination is the lawyer's opportunity to ask questions at the witness. This questions are for find helpful elements for resolve the case. And that's for witness the moment to tell the whole story. The lawyer ask who ? what ? where ? when ? Why ?

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STEP 1
During the direct examination the lawyer can ask whatever he wants to the witness like why he was here when he was.

It's the opportuny to the court to know more about the case and to understand the case from the eyes of somebody.

STEP 2

1 The typical questions are open questions like what where who why when. Like this the witness gives all his informations. The lawyer and all the court can learn the all story.

3 The lawyer ask her questions in terms of the answers of the witness. He did this to know

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Mathilde Donstetter (with Nathalie Hacquin)

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Mathilde Donstetter (with Nathalie Hacquin)

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Step 2:
Example 1:
The typical questions asked are opened ones. Here are few examples :
- "What were you doing ?"
- "Can you describe the crime scene ?"
- "What happened ?"
The lawyer is trying to show that the alley had lightings and how bad his client, Andrew Williams, was injured.

Example 2:
The typical questions are:
- "When you arrived, was your father there ?"
- "When you came downstairs, what happened ?"
The lawyer wants to show that the witness didn't see her father when she came back home and that Broke didn't have a gun.

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Lucas Vialade - Roséanna Chaussade-Rétot Step 1 : A direct examination is the moment when the attorney lawyer to asks questions to a witness during a trial, in the purpose of getting more information

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Lucas Vialade - Roséanna Chaussade-Rétot Step 1 : A direct examination is the moment when the attorney lawyer to asks questions to a witness during a trial, in the purpose of getting more information

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Step 2 :
1 : The witness answer to the questions of the attorney. She explain a lot, and we can see that his testify is composed in a good way.

2 : the lawyer is asking a lot of questions to obtain as many informations as he can. He really insists, but it's justify, because this person saw more elements than other persons.

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STEP 1 : A direct examination is when the lawyer asks questions to the witness that saw the scene. It's the opportunity for the lawyer to have specific informations that could help the case.

STEP 2 : ex 1 : the main questions the witness ask are : "Who?","Where?","When?" and "Why?".
The lawyer is trying to ask questions to the witness that will be helpfull for the case. The key of a direct examination is to use open questions to get the whole story.
ex 2 : The main questions are : "when you arrived [...] where your father there ?", "when you came downstairs what happened?"
By asking these questions the lawyer is trying to collect the details that the witness couldn't deny.

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Step 1
A direct examination is when the attorney asks questions to the witness during a trial in order to get more informations for the case (here, it is a policewoman)

Step 2
The lawyer asks opened questions which start with " who? What? Where? How? Why? ..."

The lawyer wants the testimony of the daughter (the witness) and several informations in order to be sure that she's not involded in the murder.

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Lucas Vialade - Roséanna Chaussade-Rétot

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Lucas Vialade - Roséanna Chaussade-Rétot

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A direct examination is the process of showing évidences from witnesses in a court of law

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Step 1: It's a lawyer's opportunity to ask questions to a witness who saw everything, who would be helpful for the case. She/He answers to open questions such as "Who?What?Where....". In that case the witness can answer more widely and give more information.

Step 2:
a) The witness answered to general, open questions. She/He gives a lot of details, says where he was, what he witnessed, what he was doing . His testimony is chronologically composed: before, during, after. The witness can be part of the police.

b) The lawyer is trying to collect as many details as possible. THis is the "most important" testimony because this is the person who saw the more relevant elements than the others.