ristiintarkastelut
Ristiintarkastelut, often translated as cross-examinations, are a fundamental part of legal proceedings in many common law jurisdictions. They refer to the questioning of a witness by the opposing party after that witness has already testified on direct examination by the party who called them. The primary purpose of cross-examination is to test the credibility of the witness, uncover inconsistencies in their testimony, and elicit information that may be favorable to the cross-examining party's case.
During cross-examination, lawyers are generally allowed to ask leading questions, which are questions that suggest a
The process of cross-examination is a crucial mechanism for ensuring fairness and revealing the truth in a