"The fact that you were receiving $360,000 a year from Tyco was not disclosed to shareholders, is that correct?" asked Mr. Belnick's lawyer, Reid Weingarten.
"As the chief scientist of the Census Bureau, you do not think that adding a citizenship question to the 2020 Census is a good idea, correct?" asked Karun Tilak, an attorney at Covington and Burling, which represents some of the plaintiffs.
"You didn't see him with anything resembling a gun in his hand, correct?" asked Nancy Slater, a police prosecutor who conducted the cross-examination, referring to a passenger, Joseph Guzman.
"You hold an MD and PhD in Neuroscience, is that correct?" asked Mr. Knaier for the defense.
"If I eat GM rice, wings will grow in my body, correct?" asked an elementary school student.
"Because of her stalking behavior, correct?" asked Martinez.
"And this was going to be perfect for your agenda, correct?" asked Bristow, adding, "your agenda to show how the criminal justice system doesn't work for sexual assault victims".
"And the purpose of that was to be sure that you had the land separate in case the team did not work out, correct?" asked David Boies, the attorney for Jamie McCourt, Frank's ex-wife.
"Alternatively, drug cartels could adapt such devices to be drug runners and mobile vending machines, who would provide a fix if offered the correct asking price.
