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- The expert may be the most important witness in the trial.
- The expert's overall demeanor and teaching techniques must be foremost at all times.
- The expert should seek to achieve an outstanding performance on each testimonial occasion.
- The expert should be sensitive to the pressure and insecurity being felt by the trier(s) of fact.
- The expert should keep his eyes on the examining attorney while a question is being asked, then shift his gaze to the trier of fact, be it the court or a jury.
Date Created: August 7, 2023