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Dynamic Cross-Examination: A Whole New Way to Create Opportunities to Win Tom Baker The first illustration is aImagine a cross examination technique that can consistently destroy a witness's credibility, elicit surprising answers, and create the powerful moments that win hard cases. Imagine a strategy that allows you to easily control hostile witnesses and get exactly what you want from themsupport for the crucial points of your case. Dynamic Cross Examination rejects the old adage that you must never ask a question to which you do not know the answer.