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I am curious what he would have done if the officer had answered "no." He never addresses that. Possibly the principle he refers is "never ask a question that w
by gvb 10y ago
I am curious what he would have done if the officer had answered "no." He never addresses that. Possibly the principle he refers is "never ask a question that will turn into a dead end (nowhere to go in the examination) if the witness answers in the unfavorable way" (i.e. "no").
- sumedh 10y ago> I am curious what he would have done if the officer had answered "no." He can ask what evidence does the officer have to show that the author was in the car at that point of time when the photo was taken.