Prosecution cross examination. Redirect or recross, if requested. Witness steps down. Prosecution closing argument. Defense closing argument.
Clerk call the next case.
Asked and Answered- should be used to stop repetitive questioning. Argumentative- permits opposing counsel to badger the respondent into changing his story even though he may not mean to do so. Assumes facts not in evidence- the question may trap the respondent into affirming the truth of the assumed fact, without meaning to do so. Calls for speculation- witness is asked to just guess at the answer. Leading- should be made as soon as it becomes apparent that opposing counsel is testifying for the respondent.