Dr. Michael Farris gives a lecture on how to cross-examine effectively, then Vector members practice.
Cross examination strategy
by Isaiah McPeak | Dec 4, 2007 | Coaching, Strategy, Video | 1 comment
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Could you update this page with the video? thanks.