Dan Small is a Partner in the Boston office
Telling the whole truth is one of the most important parts of a witness testimony because failing to do so is a crime. It is essential to examine the details of a testimony to make sure they are correct and that the witness understands this when testifying. This article will examine mistakes made when testifying and how to avoid them.
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Originally published in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.
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