- A thorough understanding of human nature;
- Clear, logical thinking and presentation;
- Communicating in direct, simple, coherent thoughts;
- Judgement or a sense of proportion in evaluating and reacting to everything that occurs during the trial;
- Self-discipline;
- Conveying the impression of authority;
- A dignified and courteous manner;
- A personality allowing the advocate to assert influence on everyone with whom he comes in contact;
- Compulsiveness for thorough preparation;
- The absence of trickery and subterfuge.”
The art of questioning - thirty maxims of cross-examinations
Peter Megargee Brown
Peter Megargee Brown