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The Chapter Method for Cross-Examination: Precision, Persuasion, and Powerful Results - Part II
Presented by Michael DeBlis III
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Course Description
Length: 1h 3min Published: 8/14/2026 
This course, led by Mike DeBliss, delves into the intricacies of cross-examination using the chapter method. It emphasizes the importance of discipline and organization in questioning witnesses, ensuring that each question serves a strategic purpose. The course highlights the necessity of leading questions and the role of the cross examiner in guiding the narrative to support their case theory. By breaking down complex topics into manageable chapters, legal professionals can effectively control the flow of information and influence jury perception.
Learning Objectives
* Understand the importance of discipline and organization in cross-examination.
* Learn how to use leading questions to guide witness responses and control the narrative.
* Explore the chapter method as a strategic approach to structuring cross-examination.
* Discover techniques for breaking down complex topics into manageable chapters.
* Gain insights into influencing jury perception through strategic questioning.
* Identify methods for discrediting witnesses and challenging opposing theories.
* Develop skills to fill narrative gaps and alter jury conclusions.
* Learn the significance of focusing on relevant topics to support your case theory.
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Presented By:
Michael DeBlis III
Bloomfield, NJ
973-783-7000
mjdeblis@deblislaw.com
