Cross Examining Psych Doctors - Tip #6-Persistence is Key
Under cross-examination, psych doctors
sometimes answer questions with technical jargon or are non-responsive in
other ways. Sometimes that behavior is deliberate and sometimes it is
just how the doctors think and express themselves. Regardless, when that
occurs you may not have the foggiest idea of what the doctor is talking
about. One simple solution is to be persistent!
When the doctor is indirect or obscure just go back to your same simple
question and repeat it until you get your clear simple answer.
More help for cross-examining psych doctors and preparing briefs for the court can be found at (www.drleckartwetc.com) and in my book Psychological Evaluations in Litigation: A Practical Guide For Attorneys and Insurance Adjusters (http://drleckartwetc.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/FINAL-051311.pdf)
More help for cross-examining psych doctors and preparing briefs for the court can be found at (www.drleckartwetc.com) and in my book Psychological Evaluations in Litigation: A Practical Guide For Attorneys and Insurance Adjusters (http://drleckartwetc.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/FINAL-051311.pdf)
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