Sentence examples for cross examining her from inspiring English sources

Caroline was eventually saved the experience of cross examining her alleged attacker on that March morning by a letter from Cris McCurley, a lawyer specialising in domestic violence cases.

Ms. Carradine managed to avoid eye contact with Mr. Pellicano until he stood to cross examine her.

(It was not always clear whether West was cross-examining her or vice versa).

Cross-examining her, Mr. O'Mara suggested it was only natural for her to hope the screams were not coming from Mr. Zimmerman.

Cross-examining her, Alan Conrad QC, who is representing Mr Donovan, said to her: "You're telling blatant lies to this jury, aren't you?" She replied: "No".

WHEN Michelle Mead met John Armor in 1972, she was in a Baltimore courtroom accusing her husband of assault and battery, and Mr. Armor, her husband's defense lawyer, was cross-examining her.

Feeling personally betrayed and institutionally discredited, he arranged an inquisition for the terrified Helen, standing her alone in a room before a jury of eight Perkins officials and himself, all mercilessly cross-examining her.

At one time, the law regarded it as acceptable to attempt to discredit the complainant in a rape case by cross-examining her at length about her sex life if it had previously been other than completely chaste; a scandalous state of affairs which Parliament redressed by legislation putting limits on this sort of questioning.

Judge Joseph C. Teresi has agreed to allow the lawyers to cross-examine her as a hostile witness.

She will face tougher questions on Wednesday, when the prosecutor, Brad Leventhal, is scheduled to cross-examine her.

She had earlier protested the rapidity of the parliamentary proceedings and her inability to confront or cross-examine her accusers.