Self-Help Videos
Trial Prep for Self-Represented Litigants 6: Evidence, Cross Examination, Closing
Courts and Procedure
Trial Prep part six: Basic rules of evidence (personal knowledge, relevance, hearsay), questioning yourself, cross-examination, motion for judgment as a matter of law, and closing statements
Trial Prep for Self-Represented Litigants 6: Evidence, Cross Examination, Closing
Courts and Procedure
Part 6 discuses basic rules of evidence (personal knowledge, relevance, hearsay), how to question yourself as a witness, cross-examining the other side’s witnesses, motion for judgment as a matter of law, and closing statements.
Trial prep is key to an effective trial or a better settlement. If you are representing yourself (also called pro se, pro per, or in propria persona) in a civil case before the Superior Court, this video series is designed to guide you through the basics of trial preparation, so that you can be prepared for your day in court.