redirect examination (Meaning)

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redirect examination (n)

(law) questioning of a witness by the party that called the witness after that witness has been subject to cross-examination

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During the redirect examination, the attorney attempted to rehabilitate the witness's testimony after cross-examination.
The court allowed the plaintiff's counsel to redirect examination of the defendant to clarify his prior statements.
The redirect examination focused on establishing the witness's credibility and bolstering their testimony.
The prosecutor conducted a redirect examination to address the defense's attempt to impeach the witness.
The witness remained calm and composed under redirect examination, answering the attorney's questions confidently.
The court limited the scope of redirect examination to matters raised during cross-examination.
The opposing counsel objected to the relevance of the witness's answers during redirect examination.
The judge overruled the objection, allowing the redirect examination to continue.
The attorney skillfully used redirect examination to present a favorable narrative of the witness's account.
The redirect examination helped to clarify any confusion created by the cross-examination and reinforced the witness's reliability.

(law) questioning of a witness by the party that called the witness after that witness has been subject to cross-examination

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During the redirect examination, the attorney attempted to rehabilitate the witness's testimony after cross-examination.

The court allowed the plaintiff's counsel to redirect examination of the defendant to clarify his prior statements.

The redirect examination focused on establishing the witness's credibility and bolstering their testimony.

The prosecutor conducted a redirect examination to address the defense's attempt to impeach the witness.