After a witness is sworn in,he or she is immediately cross-examined by the plaintiff's attorney.

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After a witness is sworn in, he or she is generally questioned first by the attorney representing the party who called the witness to testify (either the plaintiff or defendant). This is known as direct examination. The opposing attorney (either the defendant's or plaintiff's lawyer) then has an opportunity to cross-examine the witness, but this generally occurs after the direct examination is complete.

After a Witness Is Sworn In,he or She Is Immediately